Focusing on the person using the technology rather than the device itself, Bridging Apps provides access to educational and therapeutic tools that allow parents, teachers, and therapists to effectively use mobile devices and apps to target and improve individual skill development to help children and adults with disabilities reach their highest levels of physical and cognitive development.
Our vision is to understand and address compelling questions regarding media’s impact on child development through interdisciplinary dialogue, public information, and rigorous, objective research bridging the medical, neuroscientific, social science, education and academic communities.
Reviews for what your kids are into (before they get into it). Trusted ratings created with families in mind.
Assistive technology is equipment used by individuals with disabilities to promote independence. As technology changes and improves, so does equipment. The Deaf, Hard of Hearing and DeafBlind can benefit from a variety of equipment- from assistive listening to alerting devices. This webpage provides a list of state agencies and/or nonprofit organizations that can assist with exploring different options.
The assistive technology program of UCP Seguin of Greater Chicago, Infinitec provides information about assistive technology as well as training, equipment, and access to specialists and resources to advance independence and promote inclusive opportunities for children and adults with disabilities
A blog supporting the thoughtful use of technology with a family-friendly point of view, from a group of app makers who uphold the principles of child safety, good parenting and learning.
Our complete library listing of books and videos. Library Lending Form (online)
A resource series for parents and caregivers that summarizes the research on screens and children under age three, and provides tips and recommendations to harness the potential of technology to enhance learning and development.
