Assistive Technology On-Line

             A New World Wide Web Server on Assistive Technology

The Applied Science and Engineering Laboratories (ASEL) at the University of
Delaware and the A.I. duPont Institute is pleased to announce to the RESNA
community a World Wide Web (WWW) server devoted to Assistive Technology. The
purpose of Assistive Technology On-Line is to provide a wide range of
information on AT to consumers, family members, and professionals. This
information also includes links to other relevant information sources
available on the Internet. The server is still under construction but already
includes useful information including descriptions of RESNA, the
Rehabilitation Engineering Research Centers, and all of the state "Tech Act"
programs. 

You are invited to browse AT On-Line. It can be accessed with any WWW browser
such as Mosaic, Netscape, or Lynx by opening the location: 

	http://www.asel.udel.edu/at-online/

Please feel free to give feedback on AT On-Line. In particular:

* Feedback on the overall design of the document structure
* Feedback on style, especially in terms of accessibility for people with
  disabilities
* Suggestions for new content area
* Suggestions for links to other Internet resources

Additionally, individuals and/or organizations are welcome to contribute
material to AT On-Line. Collaboration is sought in AT areas other than AAC
and Robotics, such as mobility. Development of WWW pages for other
organizations who do not have the capacity or desire to maintain their own
server is also possible.

AT On-Line is a joint project of ASEL's RERCs on AAC and Robotics, the
Delaware Assistive Technology Initiative (DATI), and its SEM (Science,
Engineering and Math) program. Primary support for this project comes from
the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR).
Additional support comes from the National Science Foundation and the Nemours
Foundation. 

For further information, contact:

	Patrick Demasco
	University of Delaware
	A.I. DuPont Institute
	Center for Applied Science and Engineering in Rehabilitation
	P.O. Box 269
	Wilmington, DE  19899
	302/651-6830
	demasco@asel.udel.edu