; (vi) organizations or entities representing State or local government, and educational website and technology professionals; (vii) entities or individuals with expertise and experience in enforcing disability rights law; and (viii) other entities and technical assistance providers determined to be appropriate by the Attorney General, in coordination with the Commission, the Secretary of Education, and other heads of Federal agencies, as appropriate. (D) Grant administration An entity receiving a grant, contract, or cooperative agreement under this section may use funds made available under section 13 to administer a program to make subgrants to small entities, pursuant to section 11. 10. Study and report on emerging technologies (a) Study and report (1) In general The National Council on Disability (in this section referred to as the Council ) shall conduct a study and prepare a report on— (A) the effect that emerging technologies have on the ability of individuals with disabilities to participate in employment, education, government, health care, commerce, culture, and other aspects of society; and (B) the effectiveness of this Act in achieving its purpose. (2) Consideration of effect on individuals with particular barriers In conducting the study and preparing the report, the Council shall consider the effect of emerging technologies on individuals with disabilities who use those technologies and have particular barriers to such participation and communication, such as individuals with disabilities using those technologies— (A) who have limited language or limited English language; (B) who have significant or targeted disabilities (including people who are blind, deaf, or deafblind); (C) who have disabilities limiting communication; (D) whose household income is at or below 200 percent of the poverty line, as defined by the Federal poverty guidelines of the Department of Health and Human Services; (E) who lack access to broadband services and technology