National InstructionalIn the first half of 2022, the NIMAC was pleased to offer two free online courses to support braille transcribers … Continue reading Free Training Courses for Braille Transcribers Working with NIMAS Files
In 2021, the NIMAC worked with Evergreen Evaluation & Consulting (EEC) to conduct a “gap analysis” relating to state and … Continue reading NIMAC TA Gap Analysis Report
In May 2020, the U.S. Department of Education issued a final notice of interpretation to clarify that the definition of … Continue reading Important Policy Change: NIMAS & Digital Instructional Materials
This webinar covers many important NIMAC updates including: the new NLS guidelines and updated NIMAC agreements, the new NIMAS Validation … Continue reading Spring 2021 NIMAC Updates
In February 2021, the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled issued new eligibility guidelines. The NIMAC has … Continue reading New NLS Guidelines–February 2021
If you are a State Coordinator but would also like to access the NIMAC as an Authorized User, a single … Continue reading Dual or “Hybrid” SC and AU Account Option
On August 9, 2021, OSEP issued a revised NIMAS Q & A. This Q & A provides states, state educational agencies … Continue reading NIMAS Q & A
The following notice was published in the Federal Register on Tuesday, May 26, 2020: OSERS/OSEP Assistance to States for the … Continue reading Notice of Interpretation Regarding Digital Instructional Materials
On January 23, 2020, OSERS released a memorandum to State Directors of Special Education notifying them of the changes to … Continue reading Marrakesh Changes to Copyright
In 2019, the NIMAC contracted with Evergreen Evaluation and Consulting (EEC) to research the impact of the NIMAC, NIMAS, and … Continue reading NIMAC Impact Research: Phase 1 Final Report