Assistive technology enables students with disabilities to access the curriculum, increase independence and participate actively in education and life activities.

EARLY BIRD RATE of $75 is past as of April 2nd
Regular registration cost is now $105 up until the conference start date.

- 300+ participants are registered to date!
- 62 Exhibitors have confirmed for attendance!
- 90+ concurrent sessions have been approved!
- Tuesday and Wednesday lunches have been sponsored by Care Innovations and Cambium Learning Technologies, respectively. Thank you!

This conference includes nationally-known AT presenters, statewide district implementation and best-practices presentations, as well as exhibits and exhibitor presentations on the latest technology interventions for students with differing needs.

Featured & National Presenters:
Linda Burkhart
Diana Carl
Dr. Denise DeCoste, OTR
Kelly Fonner
Amy Z. Jackson, AuD
Michelle Lange, OTR, ABDA, ATP/SMS
Larry Lewis
Mike Marotta, ATP
Jeff McCormick
Vicky Roy
Gail Van Tatenhove, PA, MS, CCC-SLP
Joy Zabala

Why YOU SHOULD ATTEND:
* Over 90 outstanding educational sessions
* Over 50 exhibitors showcasing AT devices
* Budget-friendly registration and hotel fees
* Free shuttle bus service between hotels and Region 4 ESC
* An expected 600+ participants this year
* Nationally-known presenters (see listing above)

Comments from past participants:
"I gained knowledge of technology and supports as well as GREAT ways to implement them in my classroom IMMEDIATELY!"
"Totally AWESOME conference! I could write pages..."
"Wonderful conference! Love the variety and expertise of presenters."
"The two large exhbiit halls were great to see, touch and experience assistive technology first-hand."

Texas Assistive Technology Network (TATN) is working to ensure that students with disabilities receive assistive technology devices and services when needed to benefit from a free, appropriate public education. The TATN consists of representatives from each of the Texas Education Services Centers, and the Texas Education Agency (TEA). Region 4 Education Service Center (Region 4) in Houston, TX provides statewide leadership for the network.

Through a comprehensive planning process, the TATN has developed a framework for statewide collaboration. Priorities in professional development and technical assistance focus on providing training, products and services that:
- build district capacity in assistive technology knowledge and skills
- promote strategies for building the literacy skills of all students, and
- are aligned with statewide literacy initiatives.