4Teachers

This site has a lot of resources to use, such as a “family of tools” section that includes sites like RubiStar and Think Tank along with many others. It focuses largely on assistive technology. There are sections that focus on the history of assistive technology, like the page about IDEA and how it was integrated into that.  One section of the page lists ways to apply for funding for assistive technology.

ED.gov | Building the Legacy: IDEA 2004

This website is self-described as a one-stop resource guide for everything relating to IDEA and its implementation and laws. It is constantly updated as new ideas emerge. It has a section on IEPs that covers everything from who needs to be there and why to how and when to amend the IEP. It also features a useful section on how IDEA aligns with NCLB (No Child Left Behind). There are a ton of other topics, from implementation to laws and policies.