Training at MaineCite

Maine CITE provides webinars throughout the year via the Zoom platform. Webinars are free and open to anyone. All webinars are archived for future viewing and sharing.

Pre-registration is requested, but webinars may be accessed via archived videos.
Participants attending the live webinar will receive a link to a short program evaluation form at the end of the presentation. Certificates of Attendance will be sent (via e-mail) to those who have completed this evaluation form.
Maine CITE provides live transcription via CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation) as well as a link for streamtext for all webinars.
If you need another accommodation to attend the webinar, please contact Maine CITE at least one week before scheduled webinar.

Man in wheelchair getting into an adapted van

Paying for Assistive Technology – April 16, 2025

Want to know how to fund the purchase of an adaptive vehicle, a ramp, or a specialized piece of equipment?
Join us for an overview of funding options to pay for Assistive Technology. […]

Tree structure with web app icons on the limbs like leaves

Creating Accessible Online Content (Part 3) – May 7, 2025

Join us for the final webinar on Creating Accessible Content. We will share tips for making social media posts accessible to everyone. We will also talk about the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). […]

Child in mobility walker with woman beside him holding hands.

Pediatric Equipment for Hygiene and Safety – May 14, 2025

In this webinar, we will show you some devices kids with disabilities might use to stay safe and engaged while moving about their day. Some of the equipment is high-tech and costly, and requires a doctor’s prescription. Some lower tech devices make self-care more fun and less stressful. […]

Oral Care and Disability: Helpful Tools and Strategies – April 11, 2025

Did you know that oral health and disability affect each other? Maintaining good oral health can be challenging for individuals with disabilities due to physical, sensory, or cognitive barriers. Brushing and flossing may be difficult for those with limited mobility, medical conditions, or difficulty understanding the process—yet oral health is essential to overall health and should never be overlooked. […]