; (ii) convening experts to discuss and make recommendations with regard to national emerging issues regarding accessible websites and applications; (iii) sharing best practices and evidence-based practices in developing, establishing, and procuring accessible websites and applications; (iv) supporting and coordinating activities designed to reduce the financial costs of purchasing technology needed to access accessible websites and applications; and (v) carrying out such other activities as the Attorney General, in coordination with the Commission, the Secretary of Education, and other heads of Federal agencies, as appropriate may require. (C) Collaboration In developing and providing training and technical assistance under this section, an entity receiving a grant, contract, or cooperative agreement under this section shall collaborate with— (i) organizations representing individuals with disabilities; (ii) organizations or entities that provide services for individuals with disabilities, such as centers for independent living, as defined in section 702 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 ( 29 U.S.C. 796a ); (iii) entities, such as the World Wide Web Consortium and the National Institute of Standards and Technology, that develop international standards for accessible websites and applications; (iv) existing (existing as of the date of the application for the award involved) technical assistance entities, such as the ADA National Network; (v) Federal, State, and territorial agencies that provide assistance to small businesses; (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