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Vol. 10 No. 1 Winter 2002

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Accessible Information Technology Partnership

DATI and its counterpart organizations in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia have joined with TransCen Inc.'s Mid-Atlantic ADA Information Center to provide information, technical assistance, and training to schools, other educational institutions, and stakeholders on developing, buying, and using information technology (IT) products that are accessible to staff or students with disabilities. "Our partnership with TransCen and the other state AT projects in the region promises to be a productive collaboration," said Beth Mineo, DATI's director. "We can accomplish more together than we could on our own, and will likely reach hundreds of thousands of individuals with information about accessible IT."

Under a five-year grant from the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research, TransCen, Inc., DATI and its counterpart organizations in the Mid-Atlantic region will:

This project will cover a broad range of educational institutions including pre-schools, K-12, colleges, universities, technical schools, and continuing education centers. Stakeholders include teachers, librarians, administrative staff, computer specialists, students and employees with disabilities, their families, and advocates.

Upcoming issues of The AT Messenger will carry articles on a variety of issues related to this topic. Call (800) 870 DATI (in-state) or (302) 651-6790 for more information.

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