Welcome to the Assistive Technology Network of Virginia

The Assistive Technology Network of Virginia addresses priorities of VDOE with coordination, implementation, and dissemination of information about the laws which define AT devices and services, the process of AT Consideration by Individualized Education Program (IEP) teams, AT assessment, Augmentative and Augmentative Communication (AAC), and AT resources.

In support of these priorities, the network has several initiatives which include:

Developing resources and documents for AT Considerations and Assessment
Developing and supporting local and regional AT teams with information, resources and training, including the annual Virtual TechKnowledgy Conference
Integrating AT solutions across the curriculum

Frequently Used Resources

Assistive Technology Partners

AT Tools in Schools Booklet

This guide is designed to support professionals and families in understanding assistive technology (AT), and identifying possible AT tools for students from preschool through high school.
Here is the link to all of the printable versions:
» AT Tools in Schools Booklet

TTAC Online is a web-based community linking people and resources to help children and youth with disabilities (birth to 22). It is Available 24/7 to teachers, other professionals and families. TTAC Online is a place to search a wide range of resources by age level, category, disability area, or topic. It is categorized into VA Projects, VA Assessments, Disability Info, Resources, Events and Online Training.

Accessible Instructional Materials (AIM-VA) is a free program sponsored by the Virginia Department of Education. It produces and provides accessible instructional materials in audio, Braille, large print and electronic files to support eligible Virginia K-12 students who have an Individualized Education Program (IEP) and are unable to access traditional print.

2024 TechKnowledgy Conference, November 18-20, 2024, James Madison University, Festival Conference and Student Center, Harrisonburg, VA.