Assistive technology enables individuals with disabilities to be more independent, self-confident, and productive. It redefines what is possible for people with cognitive, learning, print, and physical disabilities in classrooms. There are over 4,000 assistive technologies designed for students and teachers, including hearing aids, screen magnifiers, Braille devices, voice recognition software, and technologies that allow disabled students to control computers with their eyes. Companies are developing new assistive technologies, and online resources can help teachers find the right devices to help students with special needs reach their full potential.