The purpose of this study was to investigate special education workers' opinions about current policy of assistive technology for special education. A questionnaire, developed by authors and reviewed by three expertises in this area, was sent out to people including government administrators, special education experts, special educators and those working in associations for exceptional children. 220 people completed the questionnaire out of 368. The return rate was 59.8%. The results from the return questionnaire indicate the followings: 1. People working in special education prefer to use the term "technology device" in the process of assistive technology localization. "Assistant device for education" and "device" were also appropriate terms except for special education experts. Those experts intend to use "assistive technology." 2. People working in special education except for government administrators thought that current policy of assistive technology is still not clear. Those related regulations were insufficient for applying assistive technology. 3. Most people working in special education hold the positive attitude toward applying assistive technology to enhance learning ability for those children with special needs. Assistive technology devices and services for individual students should be considered in the Individualized Educational Plan. Ministry of Education should provide sufficient funding for assistive technology services. Poor public awareness and insufficient funding were the most leading two factors that prevent assistive technology policy development. 4. Most people working in special education emphasized the importance of resource center for assistive technology. The functions of resource center should include demonstrate assistive rechnology devices, evaluate and train people to use assistive devices, or loan and maintain the devices, hold related workshop, as well as educate public. 5. Most people working in special education were not aware of applying assistive technology in children with special needs. Assistive technology related courses should be included in the professional traning program and in-service training. Comparing with other professional groups, special education experts tend to set up the professional program for assistive technology in undergraduate and graduate level.