Welcome to CITEd!
The Center for Implementing Technology in Education (CITEd), a technical assistance center funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, is a cooperative effort of the
American Institutes for Research
(AIR), the
Center for Applied Special Technology
(CAST), and the
Education Development Center
(EDC). CITEd supports leadership at state and local education agencies to integrate instructional technology for all students to achieve high educational standards. CITEd provides support through identification of evidence-based practices, innovative online technical assistance tools, professional development, and communities of practice. Learn more about CITEd on our webpage,
About the Center, or through our
information sheet.
CITEd’s Differentiating Instruction Module
Explore CITEd’s
Differentiating Instruction Through Technology module! This online course will show you how differentiating instruction through technology can help you to address the many strengths and weaknesses of the students in your classroom. Background information on differentiating instruction is provided, along with a toolkit of tools, strategies, and resources that will help you to differentiate planning, instruction, management, and student assessment. Click on CITEd Online Courses to access this course.
CITEd’s Web User Survey
We value your opinion and your time! Please take a minute to complete
our user survey. This information will help us tailor our website to best meet your needs.
TechMatrix Updated and Expanded!
Visit the updated and expanded
www.TechMatrix.org. Find trusted information and research on assistive and learning software and tools. This is your resource to find the best technology tools for students with special needs. With many additional products and research citations, it is greatly expanded and easier to use. Come see what’s new!
Narrated CITEd webtour
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Find out what the site has to offer.
CITEd’s Research Center offers evidence-based, promising, and emerging practices based on the latest research. Explore how technology can be used to enhance instruction with an emphasis on students with special needs. Browse research and its implications for your classroom, school, and district.
Visit the Research Center