TRACE Dissemination and Utilization

Research Syntheses : Research Studies : Materials : Technical Assistance : Dissemination

baby gray Dissemination of TRACE findings, methods, and products is accomplished through the Center Web site, e-mail announcements to State Part C and Part B(619) Coordinators, e-mail announcements to local early intervention and preschool special education programs, presentations at national and state conferences, and distribution of TRACE products and materials to early childhood personnel engaged in child find, referral, early identification, or eligibility determination practices. Utilization of TRACE findings, products, and methods is accomplished through research-to-practice studies of state and local program adoption and use of evidence-based practices.

Take a look at our TRACE products

Tracelines are web-based articles about TRACE methods, approaches, and findings.

Snapshots include findings from studies and analyses of state child find, early identification, and eligibility practices.

Milemarkers are bibliographies of practice descriptions and selected evidence-based practices.

Cornerstones are practice-based research syntheses of TRACE literature reviews.

Endpoints are non-technical, user-friendly summaries of research syntheses.

TRACE Practice Guides include descriptions of methods and procedures for implementing evidence-based child find, referral, early identification, and eligibility determination practices.

Trailblazer Tool Kits include collections of evidence-based practices for improving child find, referral, early identification, and eligibility determination.