- MonTECH’s Guide to Assistive Technology at Montana Universities and Colleges (PDF)
- Quick Reference Guide to AT for Memory Support
- Quick Reference Guide to AT for Challenges with Hand Strength/Dexterity
- Quick Reference Guide to AT for Safely Aging at Home
- Quick Reference Guide to AT for Low Vision
External Links of Interest
- AARP Personal Technology 101
- AbleGamers – Video game and social networking opportunities for individuals with disabilities.
- Adapting a Home for Disability Accessibility – This guide speaks to the cost of common home modifications, tips on financial resources to pay for remodeling projects, and expert advice on modifications that will have the greatest impact.
- AgraBility – Enhance the quality of life for agriculturalists with disabilities.
- Auto Resources – This guide will explain how to customize a car to accommodate a disability, what kind of auto insurance is needed, and how to access transportation for those unable to drive.
- Children’s Special Health Services Financial Assistance grants – This program provides $2,000 per year per child with a disability for disability- and diagnosis-related expenses including equipment, supplies, and therapy co-pays. Successful applicants must be at or below 300% of the Federal Poverty Level. Grants can be awarded to Montanans age birth through 21 (up to the 22nd birthday).
- Montana Accessible Communications – Free access to adaptive phones and technologies to ensure Montanans can communicate via phone or video call. You may qualify if you are hard of hearing or deaf, have both vision and hearing challenges, are nonspeaking, or have a physical or developmental disability that impedes the ability to use a phone. Applicants must make less than 250% of the Federal Poverty Guideline.
- Montana Autism Education Project – Free trainings for public-school employees and private-practice therapists who work with public-school students, from the OPI Montana Autism Education Project.
- Montana Vocational Rehab & Blind Services – A Montana resource for individuals with disabilities to prepare for, obtain, and advance in their careers.
- PrAACtical AAC – Supports professionals and families who are determined to improve the communication abilities of people with complex communication needs.
- Screen Readers – Screen Reader Keyboard Shortcuts for the following: NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, Talkback, Narrator, and Window-Eyes.
- Summit Independent Living – Offers a wide range of services designed to give people with disabilities tools and resources.
- TechEnhanced Life – Useful products and resources to improve the quality of life of older adults and their families, including medical alert systems.
- Tech Toolbox – The Arc’s Tech Toolbox™ is a place to find, share, rate and review technology for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities (I/DD). To find software, apps, and equipment that might prove helpful, click on “Find Tools” and use the filters for an effective search.