The IFSP Quick Guide is a web-based tool designed to guide the user through the process of documenting AT on the IFSP.
This page offers case stories and videos to give you an idea of the tremendous impact AT can have on the lives of young children with disabilities.
Tech Tips is a quick and easy to read informational tool sent out quarterly statewide to EI providers and service coordinators.
The Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering has a long history of conducting research that supports the use of AT for people with disabilities. Current efforts include research in early childhood.
The Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering offers unique expertise in the use of technology to enhance the lives of young children with disabilities. Our clinical faculty includes occupational therapists, physical therapists and speech language pathologists. Clinical services include direct one on one assessment, consultation and training for young children with disabilities and their families in order to assist them with the selection, acquisition and use of assistive technologies.
AT Finder is a web-based technology exchange program that assists individuals in obtaining new or used assistive technology devices or equipment for little or no cost. Individuals and organizations can use AT Finder to search other various online classified and auction websites for assistive technology devices. Visit AT Finder.
The Center for Inclusive Design and Engineering's mission is for persons with cognitive, sensory, and/or physical disabilities to reach their highest potential at home, school, work and play through the addition of appropriate assistive technologies to their lives. Connecting individuals with potential funding for those devices is one part of what we do. Below are two funding options in Colorado.