Serotek Introduces New Courseware

New Assistive Technology Training Modules to be Demonstrated at ATIA

Minneapolis, Minn. – January 24, 2007 – Serotek Corporation, the leading provider of Internet and digital information accessibility software and systems, together with DeWitt & Associates, an accessibility training and support services company, announced a new accessibility courseware. The courseware will be demonstrated during break-out sessions January 26 and 27 at the Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) 2007 Conference in Orlando, Florida.

The courseware is geared toward trainers, students and teachers for the use of Serotek's System Access, a digital computer access tool for the visually impaired and physically disabled.

“To achieve maximum independence and quality of life, the blind and disabled must have easy access to the computer and the Internet,” said Mike Calvo, CEO, Serotek Corporation, “This courseware allows you to perform basic commands in minutes and be fully operational within a few hours.”

The courseware includes an overview of the important commands affiliated with the specific software basics and menus, relevant vocabulary, teaching concepts and checklists, interactive exercises, assessment tools, a summary quiz and a section for progress notes.

Serotek's new courseware will be demonstrated during the ATIA 2007 Convention on Thursday, January 25 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m., in Boca Room III, and on Friday, January 26 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m., in Boca Room II of the host hotel, Caribe Royale All-Suites Resort and Convention Center, Orlando, Florida.

Serotek Corporation

Serotek Corporation is a leading technology company that develops software and manufactures accessibility solutions under the brand name FreedomBox. Committed to the mission of providing accessibility anywhere, Serotek launched the FreedomBox family of products and services and the FreedomBox Network, an online community specifically designed to meet the needs of people with disabilities. Serotek provides powerful, affordable solutions that require minimal training. In 2005 the company was awarded the prestigious da Vinci award for innovation in universal accessibility by the National Multiple Sclerosis Association.

For more information visit www.freedombox.info or booth #722 at ATIA 2007.