Idaho Center for Assistive Technology


Supporting People With Any Kind of Disability


The Idaho Center for Assistive Technology assists Idahoans with any physical or cognitive challenge reach to their full potential and achieve the greatest independence possible. We support people with any kind of disability, together with their caregivers and all professionals to discover Assistive Technology solutions, educating the public and assist in resolving barriers so we can all have success in our communities.

Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Powerpoint


Thank you for attending my presentation in Burley on Universal Design for Learning.  My apologies for the low-contrast handouts.  My powerpoint is archived below.

Universal Design for Learning

Thanks,

Dan Dyer

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IBI/DS Exam Date Changes

IBI/DS Exam Date Changes


ICAT has changed the number of exam dates offered per month.  From now on, ICAT will proctor the IBI/DS exams on:

  1. The first Tuesday of every-month at 1pm
  2. The last Thursday of every-month at 5pm

Please visit the Exam Page to register or for more information.

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Online Inventory


ICAT members can search for and check out our items online at www.idaho.at4all.com – the one-stop shop for assistive technology in Idaho.

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DIY Garden Tractor


Custom Gardening Equipment

Created by Randy Geile

This is a prototype of a simple low-cost assistive gardening wheelchair. Please send us your comments or suggestions to improve this design.

Stay tuned! More information will be coming on this project

If you would like to build a piece of custom adaptive equipment or want more information contact our office at 1-888-289-3259 or info@idahocat.org

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Take a Vitual Tour of ICAT


This PowerPoint was designed by Trudy Robinson and is a virtual tour of ICAT.

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Dynavox VMax with EyeMax

Dynavox VMax with EyeMax


Control a full windows based computer with the blink of an eye! This state of the art device – now available at ICAT – has cameras that track eye-movement making it possible to communicate, surf the web, make phone calls and much more using only the movement of your eyes.

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Free Books for Children with Print Disabilities

Free Books for Children with Print Disabilities


Do you struggle trying to get accessible textbooks and other reading materials to your students with print disabilities? Find your solution with Bookshare.

Bookshare offers:

  1. Free membership to students
  2. Teachers, students, or parents can download books and periodicals instantly
  3. Free text-reader software available from Bookshare for independent reading

ICAT is a Bookshare partner and will assist you in the registration process and get you the books you need in the best format for your child or student.  Please contact us today about this exciting program!

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