Teach
Clear explanations of what the technology does, who it can help, how it is configured, and the concepts users need before they begin.
Assistive Technology Training Portal
Teach it. Train it. Test it.
TeachTrainTest is being built as a practical, accessible training hub for assistive technology, adaptive equipment and the real-world skills that turn devices into independence.
Accessible by design
Hands-on learning
Built for real-world use
The TeachTrainTest Method
Learning should end with confident use — not just information.
The platform is designed around a simple progression: understand the technology, practice it in meaningful situations, then verify the knowledge and skills needed to use it successfully.
Train
Step-by-step lessons, demonstrations, guided practice, troubleshooting, setup workflows and real-world scenarios that turn information into usable skill.
Test
Knowledge checks, practical competency testing and eventually documented completion pathways that help confirm a learner can apply what was taught.
One Training Home for the AT Ecosystem
From voice access to mobility, the library is designed to keep growing.
TeachTrainTest will organize training around the technologies and real-world skills people actually use — with clear pathways for learning, practice and competency.
A Growing Training Library
Assistive technology from the computer screen to the whole environment.
TeachTrainTest will grow into a broad training library covering software, access methods, adaptive hardware, mobility, environmental control and the equipment people rely on every day.
Voice Access
Voice & Dictation Training
From everyday speech recognition to advanced hands-free computer workflows.
- Dragon speech recognition and dictation
- Voice access and command design
- Microphones, profiles and accuracy
- Hands-free productivity workflows
Computer Access
Alternative Input & Computer Access
Training for people who use nontraditional ways to control computers and digital devices.
- Azeron and customizable input devices
- GlassOuse-style head access and pointing
- Eye gaze, switches and head control
- QuadStick and adaptive gaming crossovers
Environmental Control
Smart Home & Environmental Control
Practical training for controlling the home, room and connected environment with greater independence.
- Voice-controlled environments
- Lighting, doors, televisions and climate
- ECU / EADL concepts and setup
- Accessible routines and automation
Adaptive Equipment
Mobility, Lifts & Adaptive Equipment
Training that moves beyond electronics into the equipment that supports safe mobility, positioning and daily life.
- Ceiling lifts and transfer systems
- Power and manual wheelchair fundamentals
- Positioning and equipment setup
- Safe use, maintenance and troubleshooting
Built for the Whole AT Ecosystem
The person using the technology is only one part of successful training.
TeachTrainTest is being designed so the same platform can support end users, caregivers, clinicians, educators, employers and the professionals responsible for selecting and supporting technology.
People Using AT
Practical instruction focused on independence, confidence and everyday use.
Caregivers & Families
Setup, support, troubleshooting and safe equipment-use training.
Therapists & ATPs
Product workflows, clinical implementation and repeatable training resources.
Providers & Organizations
Onboarding, competency, standardized training and future vendor-specific learning tracks.
Portal Roadmap
The landing page is only the front door.
The long-term goal is a full assistive technology learning portal where users can find training by technology, device, skill, environment or role — and pick up exactly where they left off.
We’re building the framework to support a large library over time without turning the site into a maze.
Structured courses and lessons
Video demonstrations
Quizzes and competency tests
Learner progress dashboards
Accessible downloads and transcripts
Vendor and device training tracks
Certificates / completion records
Searchable training library
Training should make technology usable.
TeachTrainTest is being built around one goal: help people understand assistive technology, learn it, practice it and prove they can use it where it matters.