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Technically Philly describes how Digitability will modernize special education. It’ll draw attention to the importance of these skills and provide a way to teach them. Read feature on Technically Philly. After five years of teaching Autistic students with the School District of Philadelphia, Digitability founder Michele McKeone learned that there was something glaringly missing from the curriculum:…

Capital Games, describes how Digitability is spearheading the movement to establish career paths for people with cognitive disabilities.

Generocity.org, describes how Digitability is leveling the playing field for students with Autism.   By Erin Kane | Posted on Wednesday, August 22nd, 2012 Autism and technology may appear to be an unlikely pair, but for one local teacher and her passion project, they are a powerful duo. For students with autism, digital literacy is a window…

  The Philadelphia School District Notebook features Michele McKeone’s Autistic Support Classroom; the very place where Digitability was born.