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Wisconsin County Community on Transition (CCoT) Toolkit On-Demand Learning
Welcome to our On-Demand Training Library, where you can learn anytime, anywhere. Explore recordings of past virtual sessions and new presentations created by our team on a wide variety of topics. These videos are designed for professionals seeking flexible, self-paced learning and offer practical ideas, tools, and strategies to support a student’s transition planning process.
Each recording includes a brief summary and a link to the full presentation with supporting materials, making it easy to find sessions most relevant to you. Take some time to explore, learn at your own pace, and discover new insights that can enhance your everyday work.
Available Videos
Beyond Age 18 Programming: Best Practices, Challenges and Solutions
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Primary Speakers: Alicia Reinhard, SE Consultant Transition and Graduation, DPI and TIG Grant Director Shelley Burke Otto, TIG TA Transition Specialist
Description: In this 1 hour webinar, Alicia Reinhard, DPI Education Consultant on Transition and Graduation and TIG Grant Director is joined with Shelley Burke Otto, TIG TA Transition Specialist as they discuss the Beyond Age 18 Programming Guidance as it is designed to help teams create meaningful, individualized special education services for students with IEPs as they prepare for adulthood. As we continue to grow in understanding and delivering Beyond Age 18 services, join TIG and DPI to discuss ideas, collaborate and talk through common challenges to designing effective individualized programming.
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The New Transition Assessment Guide
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Primary Speaker: Pam Jenson, TIG Technical Assistance Project Coordinator
Description: This video introduces the new TIG Transition Assessment Guide, showcasing its key features and practical applications. Viewers will learn how to use the guide to strengthen transition planning and discover strategies for integrating assessments into everyday practice.
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Strategies for Engaging Families in the Secondary Transition Process
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Primary Speaker: Dr. Dawn Rowe, National Technical Assistance Center on Transition
Description: This video introduces practical, research-informed strategies for engaging families in the secondary transition process. Designed for school and district staff, this session will highlight effective approaches and tools that foster meaningful family involvement, strengthen partnerships, and support positive post-school outcomes for students with disabilities.
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Interested in attending an upcoming event?
The Transition Improvement Grant regularly hosts learning sessions that support our mission to encourage continuous improvement and technical assistance in order to change adult practices and district policy that will positively impact the graduation rates and post school outcomes for all students. Learn more about or register for an upcoming event on our Events page.