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The RERC-ACT is comprised of four major sections: research, development, training and dissemination. Together, these projects are working to improve the lives of people with cognitive disabilities.

Research Projects:

The four research projects of the RERC-ACT are committed to learning how assistive technology can improve the lives of those with cognitive disabilities.

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Development Projects:

The six development projects of the RERC-ACT are working to build new devices or computer programs that will enhance the lives of people with cognitive disabilities.

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Training Activities:

As stated in Our Mission, the RERC-ACT is not only dedicated to researching and developing new cognitive technologies, but also to training students, AT professionals, and clinicians in the field of assistive technology for cognitive disabilities.

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Dissemination Materials:

Industry Collaborations
Newsletter
Website
Conferences
Journal Publications
Course Development
Technology Transfer

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Funding is provided by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research under the US Department of Education, Grant #H133E090003, the Coleman Institute for Cognitive Disabilities and Assistive Technology Partners.

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