LATCH-ON: Learning and Technology, Hands On.

What Is Latch-On?

Latch-On is a two year post-school literacy program for adults with intellectual disabilities.

Initiated and designed by Dr Karen Moni and Dr Anne Jobling, the program provides opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities to continue their literacy development.

Latch-On began in the School of Education at the University of Queensland in 1998, and has a strong foundation in educational research and practice.

In 2004, the program was expanded to community based environments. However, the research and key teacher training components remain with the University team.

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	Literacy and Technology, Hands On.
	A post-school literacy program for individuals with an intellectual disability.
What Is Latch-On? Why Latch-On? Benefits Special Features Literacy Elements Becoming a Provider The Latch-On Package Feedback Contact Details		What Is Latch-On? Latch-On is a two year post-school literacy program for adults with intellectual disabilities. Initiated and designed by Dr Karen Moni and Dr Anne Jobling, the program provides opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities to continue their literacy development. Latch-On began in the School of Education at the University of Queensland in 1998, and has a strong foundation in educational research and practice. In 2004, the program was expanded to community based environments. However, the research and key teacher training components remain with the University team. Next >> Why Latch-On?

		For more information, contact: Joe McLean: j.mclean@uniquest.uq.edu.au. Latch-On is a registered trademark.