The ATRC also provides information, demonstrations, and training in the use of access technology to educators, students, the media and the general public. Participants will learn how to design accessible web pages, including images, audio, and simple animations using adaptive technology. These are FREE, and open to students, staff, faculty, and members of the community every term. To see previous workshops offered in the academic winter term, visit Winter Workshops 2001 . Educational Projects Together with government, education, industry and community partners, the ATRC is developing several projects that help people with special needs to access resources.
SNOW is a project aimed at supporting educators of students with special needs.
SNOW serves as a clearinghouse of practical resources and curriculum materials, as a place for educators to meet and share ideas, and as a place for educators to develop their professional skills. Each month the SNOW Board page releases a new article focusing on technologies currently being developed around accessiblity issues in the fields of education and technology. InfoAbility The ATRC is a partner in the InfoAbility project - an information and referral service for vulnerable adults and their supporters in Ontario. The InfoAbility web site was developed to provide practical and useful information for vulnerable adults and those connected with them, be they caregivers, support workers, professionals or concerned friends. Approximately 50 web pages of information, resources, FAQs and other related documents are provided in both French and English.