Overview

EduLinked’s Assistive Technology service helps organisations plan, trial, configure and sustain assistive solutions so that learners and participants can access learning, work and services. We work with clinical and education partners to ensure trials are safe, effective and ethically managed.

Who this is for

Schools, RTOs, libraries, councils, community organisations, allied-health teams, employers and program leads seeking AT scoping, short trials or device lending supports.

Services we deliver

  • Clinical scoping: structured need analysis and goal setting with clinicians and teachers.
  • Short AT trials: 2–6 week trials with configuration, training and trial reporting.
  • Device lending & QA: pre-configured kits, device QA, dispatch and return workflows.
  • Procurement & sustainment: accessible procurement specs, vendor assessment and sustainment planning.
  • Training & handover: staff and supervisor training, Easy Read handover packs and Auslan-friendly scripts.
  • Integration: AT integration with learning systems and workplace tools.
  • Assessment support: ensuring evidence and assessment include adjustments and AT usage.

How it works — a simple process

  1. Referral or enquiry: we take a short intake and confirm consent and clinical contacts.
  2. Scoping: clinical and technical scoping to set goals and decide trial type.
  3. Trial: configure devices, deliver onboarding and run a short trial with QA.
  4. Review & report: short outcomes report with procurement notes and next steps.
  5. Procurement / handover: vendor engagement, procurement guidance and long-term sustainment planning.

Resources

Download short guidance and templates:

AT trial guidelines (PDF)  ·  Procurement specs (PDF)  ·  Loan policy (PDF)

Get started

Typical first steps:

  1. Short intake: scope goals, contacts and preferred times.
  2. Scoping meeting: clinical and technical scoping session (remote or in-person).
  3. Trial proposal: trial plan with timeline, devices and training notes.
Request a consultation See device lending Make an AT referral

Or email founder@edulinked.com.au with a short summary and we will reply with next steps.

Frequently asked

Who leads an AT trial?
Trials are run with a clinical lead, technical configuration specialist and a local educator or supervisor.
How long are trials?
We typically run 2–6 week trials, but timing is flexible to meet clinical or workplace needs.
What happens after a trial?
We provide a concise outcomes report with recommendations for procurement, training and sustainment options.