Maryland Technology Assistance Program

A timely, relevant discussion as we consider how screens are used and utilized in school.

Screens are leaving schools fast, though some students with disabilities rely on them Some students with disabilities rely on assistive technology to learn, and they worry it could be swept up in the movement to get screens out of schools.

Now Available Free at MATR:

Giraffe Bottle Tower Hands Free Drinking System

-BPA FREE, FDA COMPLIANT MATERIALS - 700ml/25oz Tritan Bottle, neck, drinking tube, and check valve all made from FDA compliant, BPA-free plastics.
-FLEXIBLE AND ADJUSTABLE - Features a 15 inch / 38 cm flexible modular plastic hose and drinking tube. The neck is fully and repeatedly adjustable and will stay in place without springing back.
-INTERCHANGEABLE AND REPLACEABLE PARTS - Each component is easily replaceable for hygiene and interchangeable for customization.
-REMOVABLE CHECK VALVE - The check valve prevents liquid from flowing back into the bottle. For those with limited lung function, keeping liquid primed and at-the-ready makes staying hydrated a breeze.

Check our inventory to find out what other equipment we have to give away!
https://myatprogram.org/home/24

Thank you to Kayssy Kenge, UMD Global Fellows Intern for contributing this infographic highlighting the Livescribe Echo 2!

"As the student writes a keyword or draws a symbol on specialized paper, the pen records the audio. Later, the student simply taps the ink to hear exactly what the teacher was saying at that moment"

Reach out to borrow the Livescribe from our library for a 30 day trial: [email protected] | 410-554-9230