SCI PILOT has been made possible by grants from the Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation and the Paralyzed Veterans of Americal Spinal Cord Injury Education and Training Foundation.

SCI PILOT is managed from the Research Department at the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Lyndhurst Centre (a publicly-funded spinal cord rehabilitation service in Toronto, Ontario, Canada) in partnership with Bloorview Kids Rehab and the Ontario Rehabilitation Technology Consortium.

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All of the content in SCI PILOT has been reviewed by an expert panel consisting of consumers and service providers. We are grateful for their insightful comments. This Content Review Team has the following members:

• Omari Brookes
• Barrington Coke
• Audrey King
• Susan Riley
• Marilyn Stafford

A project like this depends on voluntary contributions of time and talent. The following individuals and organizations have participated in the making of SCI PILOT in a variety of important ways:

• Suzanne Barslund, The Z-ACT Program at VAMC (128), Albuquerque, NM
• Canadian Paraplegic Association, Ontario Division
• Robert English, Paralyzed Veterans of America, ZIA Chapter
• John Fioriti, Greater Boston Chapter, National Spinal Cord Injury Association
• Kevin Gibson, Greater Boston Chapter, National Spinal Cord Injury Association
• Jen Mundl, Courage Center, Minneapolis, MN
• Harry Murphy, Center on Disabilities, California State University, Northridge
• Mark X. Odum, The National Rehabilitation Information Center (NARIC)
• Jim Payne, The Z-ACT Program at VAMC (128), Albuquerque, NM
• Kaitlin Reilly, Greater Boston Chapter, National Spinal Cord Injury Association
• Kevin Rogers, Canadian Paraplegic Association Ontario
• Marcia J. Scherer, The Institute for Matching Person and Technology
• Cynthia Sobie

During the developmental stages of this initiative, feedback was given from a variety of sources, including consumer oriented listserves and a number of rehabilitation service providers. These discussions helped shape the resource, and we are grateful to these individuals.

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Finally, we would like to thank the anonymous participants in the project, who took the time to explain their assistive technology experiences to us. Their voluntary contributions are the basis for the SCI PILOT resource.