When I first started this journey of learning about AT I still considered AT to be major technology such as computers and tablets. Through my research I came to learn that AT is so much more. AT can be as simple as a pencil grip or as complex as software that can type your words through voice recognition. I have learned so much through my research and found many helpful resources. Many of the resources I came across are free or available to use at little cost. Some of the tools I found are already built into our computers, tablets, iPads, and iPhones.
Learning about the assistive technology continuum shows the variety of low-tech, mid-tech, and high-tech technology there is out there. Through this journey I have built on my current knowledge and feel much more comfortable about AT. Technology is constantly changing. I hope to continue my AT journey for as long as I am involved in special education.