• Disabilities: Attention Deficit Disorder
  This site will provide comprehensive and helpful articles on Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) faced by many educators and families today.

• Handspeak
  A practical sign language online dictionary. Contains some signs not found in other online dictionaries. Approximately 2800 signs and growing daily.

• SignWritingSite
  SignWriting makes it possible to have books, newspapers, magazines, dictionaries, and literature written in signs. It can be used to teach signs and signed language grammar to beginning signers, or it can be used to teach other subjects, such as math, history, or English to skilled signers.

• Talking Books Plus
  The Office of Library and Information Systems (OLIS) provides library services to eligible blind and physically handicapped individuals in Rhode Island through Talking Books Plus, the RI Regional Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.

• We Media
  We Media's mission is to empower persons with disabilities, their families and friends by being a conduit for education, knowledge, technology, entertainment, and numerous other services in an exciting, convenient, and accessible fashion.

• Bry-Back Manor
  Fun stuff (games for a Macintosh)activity pages to print & color, garden fun, holiday fun, newsletter, icons (clipart), and miscellaneous for young children or children with special needs.

• The Grammar Gorillas
  Special Needs pupils working on sentence construction will enjoy this playful site, which employs cute graphics in a game that tests knowledge of grammar terms and improves overall literacy. The game is helpfully differentiated into Beginners and Advanced stages, with pupils aiming to feed the Grammar Gorillas by correctly identifying nouns, verbs and other parts of speech.

• The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP)
  The AACAP site is concerned with developmental, behavioral and mental disorders affecting young people. 'Facts for Families' is a collection of introductory articles about juvenile mental health and wellbeing. The articles suggest ways of dealing with issues such as divorce and teenage pregnancy, as well as a range of disorders.

• Net Connections for Communication Disorders and Sciences
  A catalog of internet resources relating to communication disorders, speech therapy and science, and hearing impairments. The site does not carry its own articles, but a staggering array of links directs you towards information with an academic slant.

• Places for Struggling Teens
  A resource for parents and professionals trying to help at-risk teenagers.

• Special Needs Education(SNE)
  Comprehensive list of resources for teachers, parents, and organizations.

• Preschool Zone
  This web site contains resources for early childhood special eduation. View a database of teaching ideas organized by theme.

• Animated ASL Dictionary
  Learn about American Sign Language with this animated dictionary.

• Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) The US Department of Education supports programs that assist in educating children with special needs...and research that strives to improve the lives of individual with disABILITIES. Get the detail here.

• Perspectives about Technology in Special Education
  This link provides a research paper from the University of Kentucky offers an in-depth look at the use of computers and other forms of technology in special education. This link is oriented to teachers and other special education professionals.

• UVA Special Education Site
  A comprehensive site from the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education includes a number of links for parents and teachers of children with a variety of special needs.

• The WELCOME MAP
  Do you know all that you should about special education? Check out this special education home page separated by disability classifications and categories.

• "Ooops...Wrong Planet! Syndrome" Autism Disorders
  Scroll down the page to get to over 300 Autism and Autism related links and a list of Autism mail lists, newsgroups, and forums.

• Where Do We Go From Hear?
  This web site contains information for families of infants and children diagnosed with a hearing loss and the professionals who work with these individuals.

• Blindness Resource Center
  This hotlist links to resources for the blind. Topics include internet access, braille, eye diseases, organizations, research, University programs for persons with disabilities, vendors, and more.

• Special Needs Opportunities Windows (SNOW)
  Aimed at supporting teachers of students with special needs throught distance education. SNOW also serves as a clearinghouse of resources for those involved in special education.

• Outside the Box
  This site, in addition to providing links to online resources, also includes pages addressing the classroom needs of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHS) students and a description of what it is like to raise a child with ADHS. This site is designed and maintained by a teacher and a parent of an ADHD child.

• The Special Education Home Page
  Do you know all that you should about Special Education? A Special Education resource for parents, and teachers.

• Internet Resources for Special Children
  This link provides valuable information for parents, family members, caregivers, friends, educators, and medical professionals who interact with children who have disABILITIES.

• Learning Disabilities OnLine
  "One of the biggest struggles was to understand that I was a little different and that was OK." An interactive guide to learning disabilities for parents, teachers, and children.

• Attention Deficit Disorder
  50 tips on the classroom management of Attention Deficit Disorder.

• BIG PAGE of Special Education Resources
  Contained are links to many sites that will be useful to educators who work with students that have special needs.

• Learning Disabilities Association LDA (formerly ACLD, the Association for Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities) is the only national organization devoted to defining and finding solutions for the broad spectrum of learning disabilities. This site includes topics such as dyslexia, inclusion, post-secondary entrance tests, and research.

• SERI - Special Ed Resource on the Internet
  Special Education Resources on the Internet (SERI) is a collection of Internet accessible information resources of interest to those involved in the fields related to Special Education. This collection exists in order to make on-line Special Education resources more easily and readily available in one location.

• Dyslexia Web Sites
  Connect to The Dyslexia Archive, read Facts About Dyslexia (an article from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development), and review Individual Education Plan Resources.