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Assistive Technology Tracker Plus
Software
By Adaptive Solutions
Description:
A database that enables a school, school district, agency, or state to keep track of all points of contact by assistive technology teams. Create a complete database of all AT equipment with built-in check-out/check-in system. Individualized reports generated for each person receiving AT service with details of their progress.
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Equipment Tracker
Software
By Adaptive Solutions
Description:
The Equipment Tracker is an easy-to-use database that enables any agency (school district, state agency or private organization) to keep track of all equipment owned and utilized by the agency. It has a built-in check-out/check-in system and records all equipment repairs and/or maintenance.
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Assistive Technology Tracker Web
Software
By Adaptive Solutions
Description:
Track It all. AT, RTI and AIM can all be tracked using the new Assistive Technology Tracker Web and the best thing is that you can do this from anywhere that you have access to the Internet on any device with a browser. Request a demo: sherry@adaptive-sol.com.
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