Guides+for+AT+decisions

More and More the technology options at hand to the general public is vast and can be overwhelming. We often assume that the tool will do what we want it to do just by virtue of it's existence. That is often not the case. Also, we are a guilty of wanted the last thing produced. However, all AT decisions need to be make utilizing a larger picture of who the student (or ourselves) is, the needs (materials, tasks, tools), and the environment.Please see the SETT information for more in depth information.Here are some other useful decision making guides:

Overall- The AT CYCLE: [|The AT Cycle from Johns Hopkins] The 5 Step Consideration:[|Consideration from Johns Hopkins]

For the Student:

[|Personal Choices]