Affiliate: Arkansas Technology and Curriculum Access Center

Bryan Ayres The Arkansas Technology and Curriculum Access Center at Easter Seals Arkansas is proud to be a collaborator with the Southwest ADA Center DBTAC. The Technology and Curriculum Access Center is a program founded to assist in promoting universal design and effective use of assistive technology and accessible information technology to persons with disabilities. The partnership with the DBTAC is oriented toward promoting access to information and services throughout our local and regional area and has been active for nearly five years. The special target areas have been training, consultation, and resource and referral regarding quality provision of assistive technology services in post-secondary settings and vocational rehabilitation as well as accessible web page development, and topics associated with better implementation of the American’s with Disabilities Act Amendments.

Bryan Ayres, M.Ed., ATP has served as the Director and Principal Consultant with the DBTAC partnership. He has degrees in general education, special education, administration and is a certified assistive technology professional by RESNA, the Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America.