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Easi-Kids NAPSEC Website My DNR Website
EASI is dedicated to providing the latest information and resources on improving K-16 access to technology in education for students with disabilities or in special education. Utilizing distance learning online courses and workshops, discussion listservs, a scholarly journal and a websi full of resources on Adaptive & Assistive Technology, hardware, software and best practices in K-12 education, EASI has developed a complete resource and collaborative effort towards increasing the success of educational technolog for students with disabilities. As an affiliate of the American Association Higher Learning and with Grants from the National Science Foundation EASI ha been providing parents and educators high quality current information within their realm for the last 12 years. With a current thrust on increasing acces to science & math learning, EASI recently devloped a wide set of resources on their website in this area. We hope you visit and let us know what you think and what we can add to better meet your needs!
A must-see adaptive technology resource site for teachers, administrators an parents who are interacting and making educational decisions for K through 12th grade children with disabilities. Bookmark this site!
Check out the Kids Center at http://www.rit.edu/-easi
Advertise on the NAPSEC Website
What is NAPSEC?
The National Association of Private Schools for Exceptional Children (NAPSEC) represents 300 private special education schools nationally and over 600 at the State level through its Council of Affliated Associations (CASA). NAPSEC schools serve both publicly and privately placed children through adults with disabilities who require individualized education and therapeutic services.
Why should I Advertise on the NAPSEC Website?
The who visit the NAPSEC website are potential customers for your products and services - executive directors, administrators, and faculty members of private schools, as well as parents and professionals who are searching for programs and resources for children with disabilities. In addition, NAPSEC's links to these important sites can generate more customers for you:
The Counsel for Exceptional Children
Exceptional Parent Magazine
LD Online
US Education Associations Academy for Educational Development of American
Society of Association Executives
The Committee for Education FundingWhere Will Information about My Company Appear?
Information about your company will appear on the NAPSEC web site in a 500 x 300 pixel (4.25 inches wide x 5.5 inches high) ad on the NAPSEC Marketplace
How Much Does It Cost
3 months plus 2 free months for first-time advertisers $350
6 months plus 2 free months for first-time advertisers $500
12 months plus 2 free months for first-time advertisers $850What do I need to do?
To place your advertisement on the NAPSEC web site, please cormplete the enclosed order form, and return it to NAPSEC with the following items:
- A check made payable to NAPSEC for three, six, or twelve months of advertising
- A hard copy of your advertisement
- A diskette containing your ad - 550 x 300 pixels (4.25 inches wide x 5.5 inches high).
If you prefer, you can e-mail your ad to us at napsec@aol.com. All images must appear in either gif or jpg format.
If you would like more information, please contact:
Pam Cowen, Office Administrator
NAPSEC, 1522 K Street, NW, Suite 1032, Washington, DC 20005
Phone: 202-408-3338 Fax: 202-408-3340
E-mail: napsec@aol.com
Web Site: www.napsec.com
Nature, the Internet & other cool stuff!
Did you know you can visit Maryland state parks and learn about our natural resources all on the Internet?Take the DNR On Challenge!
Enter to Win Prizes!
www.dnr.state.md.us/mydnrT'he Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) has joined forces with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) in creating a web site that opens a window to the exciting world of outdoors in Maryland for children with disabilities. The site is entitled "My DNR and is located at www.dnr.state.md.us/mydnr.
Youth who log on the site can participate in a scavenger hunt, win prizes, find where individuals with disabilities can go fishing, reserve a campsite, and much more.
While the web site was developed with children in mind, individuals with disabilities can explore accessible facilities including campsites, cabins, beaches, picnic areas, fishing piers, visitor centers, hiking trails and boat launches.
For more information about accessibility at DNR, copies of the "My DNW' brochure, or alternate fonnats of the brochure, contact:
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
ADA Coordinator, Debbie Heller, C.T.R.S.
580 Taylor Ave, C3
Annapolis, MD 21401
410-260-8087
1-877-620-8DNR Ext. 8087
TTY users call via Maryland Relay at 711
E-mail: dheller@dnr.state.md.us
www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/acessforall.html
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