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• A new site, Assistive Technology Training Online (ATTO), offers free, online training in assistive technology solutions to help students with disabilities. The site consists of "virtual workshops" targeted to teachers, parents, and assistive technology service providers who serve elementary-level students. Visit www.at-training.com