ATECH is a hub of knowledge and expertise for staff training in the use and application of technology to reduce barriers and increase the independence of individuals with intellectual and developmental, physical, and cognitive disabilities. Paid and FREE webinars resources, AT assessments and other trainings. Smart-home expertise.

Assistive Technology Lending Library

Membership organization with a variety of resources including a lending library, AT training including webinars and blogs. Some services, such as webinars, require paid membership.

WisTech provides information on selecting, funding, installing, and using assistive technology.

The Simon Technology Center at the PACER Center id dedicated to making the benefits of technology more accessible to children and adults with disabilities.

BrainLine is a national service of WETA-TV, the flagship PBS station in Washington, D.C. Technology section of website provides abundant information on assistive technology that can be useful to people with traumatic brain injury, but many other types of disabilities.

Site sponsored by several Ohio-based educational and governmental organizations. Large number of FREE AT learning modules open to individuals and caregivers from across the county. Coursework developed and presented by several notable assistive technology professionals.

Operates four device tryout centers in the state, along with device lending library, and a rich information base on AT, including an active YouTube channel.

University of New Hampshire Institute on Disability/UCED - Device demonstrations and loans, training and technical assistance, webinars, information and resources.

The mission of TechACCESS is to promote and support the independence and achievement of people with disabilities using technology. Provides services in Massachusetts too.