Technology Access Project (TAP)
TAP is a one year pilot project to provide assistive technology support to BC students who are diagnosed with Down syndrome.
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SET-BC consultants support BC professional development
Each year, SET-BC consultants take part in the October province-wide professional development day by providing technology training opportunities for BC educators. This year was no exception. View this Story
Student Stories
Communication Creates Connection with Secondary School Peers
Jennah is this year's winner of the BC Council for Exceptional Children, Yes I Can Award, in the Technology category. Jennah, a student who received her first technology loan from SET-BC at age 11, is very interested in the power of technology for communication. View this Story
What's New
Vision Technology Expanded Core Curriculum
After months of hard work, the much anticipated Vision Technology Expanded Core Curriculum training resources are now available. The ECC was enthusiastically received at the Outlook Okanagan 2006 Conference with vision teachers anxious to begin using it to support their students. View this new resource
The SET-BC Learning Centre provides a wealth of classroom resources and training modules on assistive technology. Visit the Main Library to view our complete collection, or look for resources that are organized by technology topics: alternate access; augmentative communication; vision; and general implementation. Go to the Learning Centre
The Provincial Software Acquisition Plan (PSAP) was created to give British Columbia school districts the opportunity to join the SET-BC provincial site licenses. Go to PSAP for more details
SETinstitute is the online learning division of SET-BC (Special Education Technology British Columbia).