Started in 2000, this site was created to disseminate information about characteristics, assessment, and research-based interventions and services for children and youth with autism spectrum disorders. A series of training modules has been developed on: (a) characteristics; (b) assessment; (c) academic interventions; (d) behavioral interventions; (e) communication interventions; (f) environmental interventions; and (g) social interventions. Each module contains an introduction, overview, lecture, quiz, frequently asked questions, references, and forum. Click the topics at the top of the page to enter each module. (ICAN is a collaborative effort among the State Departments of Education of Connecticut and Minnesota and the University of Kansas to use the World Wide Web as a means of supporting and facilitating training. Funding for ICAN has been provided by the U.S. Department of Education.)
Would like to know where to go to get the modules...page seems to have been hijacked??
gayle villet | September 16th, 2012
Where are the modules? We would like to continue using them as a training resource. Worked great for us thru early part of 2011.
christine knippenberg | September 3rd, 2011
where is the site these days? I used to use it and share with colleagues, but I just get tossed around and cannot access it. FIne site, please help.
| May 17th, 2011
hello , ilike to ask about the website for ICAN, i use to open to take some information but suddenly idid'nt find it , how i can opened like befor,becauseit help me with my research.thank you for usefull information from ICAN
Started in 2000, this site was created to disseminate information about characteristics, assessment, and research-based interventions and services for children and youth with autism spectrum disorders. A series of training modules has been developed on: (a) characteristics; (b) assessment; (c) academic interventions; (d) behavioral interventions; (e) communication interventions; (f) environmental interventions; and (g) social interventions. Each module contains an introduction, overview, lecture, quiz, frequently asked questions, references, and forum. Click the topics at the top of the page to enter each module. (ICAN is a collaborative effort among the State Departments of Education of Connecticut and Minnesota and the University of Kansas to use the World Wide Web as a means of supporting and facilitating training. Funding for ICAN has been provided by the U.S. Department of Education.)