Project ACT
(Accessible Computer Training)
Computer technology training modules specifically targeted for people with developmental disabilities and related conditions.
The content of these training modules will cover topics which will primarily increase computer literacy and promote independence, including:
- basic computer skills,
- internet navigation, and
- internet safety
The contents of this product were developed under a grant from the Alabama Council for Developmental Disabilities (ACDD). However, these contents do not necessarily represent the views or policies of the Council.
Click here to request a Training DVD!
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Save the Date!!!
T.A.S.C. will be hosting a webinar on August 23, 2011 from 10-11am CST. This free webinar will introduce participants to the various tools within the free My Study Bar toolbar. My Study Bar is Windows XP, Vista, and 7 compatible.
Libraries and Centers will receive $20 per staff member participating and can request USB Memory Sticks with the program already installed on it!
Join the free My Study Bar webinar by clicking here!!!
Final Months for Project ACT!
Project ACT will reach its initial two year goals in September, but we want to make sure we continue:
1. Helping individuals with disabilities learn basic computer skills.
2. Providing equipment and training to Libraries and Centers to enable them to help individuals with disabilities access the computer.
We are asking all participants to complete a simple, 5 minute survey about Project ACT so we can identify any additional needs in the next two months and plan for future projects.
Take the Survey!
Individuals with disabilities and family members taking the survey will be entered to win a $25 Visa Gift Card!
Libraries and Centers will be entered to win a BIGTrack Mouse (Five will be given away)!
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