For secondary students (grades 6 through UN) with significant disabilities, specifically those secondary students who participate in the Nevada Alternate Assessment (NAA)
 
Digitability is a Computer Education and Technology curriculum program which can support the .5 credit requirement for the Alternative Diploma.
 
The Digitability curriculum also provides secondary students with pre-employment transition services (Pre-ETS) that align with the Pre-ETS requirements from the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA, 2014).
 
Michele McKeone, CEO and founder of Digitability, has offered the online component of their curriculum through short-term licenses (will last the duration of this school year) so students throughout Nevada with significant disabilities, and their teachers, have access during the COVID-19 pandemic.
 
To receive access to the short-term licenses for Digitability, please contact Michele McKeone (michele@digitability.com) directly. Provide the school and teacher name.
 
Digitability Short-Term License Package:
- Online/virtual training for teachers includes:
- Overview of the Digitability Program
 
- Navigating the Platform
 
- Accessing Curriculum Resources
 
- Introduction to Evidence-Based Practices Embedded in the Curriculum.
 
 
- Weekly Reports: Teachers will be sent weekly emails with student usage data.
 
- Digitability Online Accounts Teachers and Students (at-home access)
 
- Teacher Access to Digitability’s Video Level 1 Lesson Library
 
- Teacher Access to Digitability’s Level 1 Lesson Plan and Supplemental Materials Library – These materials can also be shared with families online.
 
 
Skill Areas Included in Short-term License Materials:
- Level 1 Digital Literacy
 
- Level 1 Online Safety
 
- Level 1 Functional Academics (comprehension, financial literacy, writing skills)
 
- Level 1 Social Skills
 
- Level 1 Communication (expressive/receptive language development)
 
- Level 1 Behavior (motivation, self-regulation, increasing time-on-task attendance)