
We Are Now Lightwell Learning
Our name is changing. The people, expertise, programs, and commitment behind our work are not.
On September 2, 2026, Learn. Develop. Succeed. becomes Lightwell Learning.

Assistive technology (AT) is any device, software, or equipment that is used to maintain or improve the functional capabilities of a person with a disability, including a learning difference. Technologies include hardware, or physical technologies that are kept on-site at our AT Studio, and software, or technology available via a computer that can potentially be used from home. To learn more about why and how Lightwell Learning uses AT, head to our AT webpage.
MindMeister is a web-based platform that allows for mind mapping—a visual representation of thoughts and ideas. This software lets you make Mind Map bubbles containing text and images, arrange them, and connect them with lines, to help organize and capture ideas a student may have. Mind Maps can be used to organize thoughts, make To Do lists, brainstorm, schedule, and so much more. And because it is an online platform, Mind Maps can be used on any device and used collaboratively on projects.
Our RISE Assistive Technology Studio is supported by our thoughtful and generous Lightwell Learning technology sponsors, including MindMeister. Like all our assistive software tools, we offer MindMeister to our students and their families for use in lessons, in school, and at home. To claim your free copy of MindMeister and to learn more about how your child can benefit, please contact us. You can also request a Lightwell assistive software virtual tour to get an in-depth introduction to our assistive software suite.
We also offer MindMeister in our Vancouver AT Studio, a space dedicated to the collaborative use of leading-edge AT to help our students with learning differences.
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