TTAC Online is undergoing reconstruction. It is anticipated that the new version of the site will become active in December, although a specific launch date is to be determined.We are communicating proactively about these changes, because users will need to download any needed professional learning certificates prior to the launch of the new site.Once the new site becomes active, previous certificates will not be available and will not be able to be retrieved .Please take this time to download any certificates you may need, prior to December 1st .TTAC Online staff will not be able to support you with this after December 1st.We look forward to serving you on our new site.Thank you!
While every attempt is made to keep this site up to date, we realize the changing nature of external sites we link to. We appreciate your help in updating our resources by notifying us if you discover a broken link through the Contact Us.
TTAC Online, sponsored by Virginia Department of Education (VDOE), is committed to providing web content that is accessible to all – including people with disabilities – and to meeting or exceeding all state and national accessibility standards. If you need assistance with accessibility, please contact us.
A community linking people and resources to help children and youth with disabilities (birth to 22). It is available 24/7 to teachers, other professionals, and family members.
This website has been created to be a resource for professionals and family members of children and youth with disabilities (birth to 22). The website offers a wide range of Resources, Events (trainings, conferences, and webinars/webcasts) and Online Training opportunities in the form of Webshops and www.Workshops.
For the majority of the site, no password or account is needed. If you want to participate in the Online Training Webshops or eWorkshops or access your My TTAC Online or receive the Fast Facts e-newsletter, you will need to create a free account with a username and a password.
The website offers a wide range of Resources, Events (state and national trainings and conferences as well as online webinars and webcasts) and Online Training opportunities in the form of Webshops and eWorkshops.
When you have completed a Webshop or a eWorkshop, you must complete an evaluation in order to receive a certificate of completion. This certificate can be printed out immediately to share with your administrator and it will be stored in your My TTAC Online.
Each regional TTAC has a lending library with books, software, videos, assessment materials, assistive technology devices, journals, kits, textbooks, and reference materials covering disabilities and special education-related topics that can be loaned out to teachers and other professionals for use in their school. Regional TTACs Contact Information can be found at: http://ttaconline.org/regional-ttacs.
