Grade Level: Postsecondary
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Speech Accessibility Project
The project collects speech samples from paid volunteers representing a diversity of speech patterns. Illinois researchers are using the recordings to create a private, de-identified dataset for training machine learning models to better understand a variety of speech patterns.
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Parent Training and Information Center
DREDF is a Parent Training and Information Center (PTI) funded by the U.S. Department of Education. The PTI is part of DREDF’s Children & Family Advocacy program. PTIs serve families of children and young adults from birth to age 26 with all disabilities.
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Disability in the United States at 250
Reflecting on disability history and looking forward to the American dream.
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The State of Civil Rights for Students and Schools
Click on the map or links below to access the relevant educational laws and frameworks in your state. Access information about federal statutory and Constitutional protections for all students across the country.
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What is AT?
Assistive technology (AT) is any item, piece of equipment, software program, or product system that is used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of persons with disabilities.
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Free Online Training Modules for Postsecondary Transition Coaches and Mentors
The Partnership for Student Success offers free online training modules for postsecondary transition coaches, mentors, and people who design and run related programs. View their course catalogue and sign up for our next free training cohort for yourself and/or your team!
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Uplifting Student Parent Stories for Mental Health Awareness Month
Supporting student parents’ mental health is critical for their success in higher education.
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From “Replacement” to Redesign: A Vision for Teaching in the AI Era
This paper reframes common narratives about AI replacing teachers by examining how current role definitions shape that perception and where those assumptions break down.
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Helping High School Students With Accommodations Plan for the Transition to College
Teachers and parents can work together to help students develop independence and strengthen key skills needed to meet college expectations.
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Map It: What Comes Next? Blind/Low Vision Module
This free module is designed to provide students who are blind or have low vision with information and skills they will need for a successful transition from a secondary to a postsecondary setting.