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Sunday, 8 October 2006

Posted on 20:32 by Unknown
Switch use with Inclusive Technology Programs –Good Program to use: Big BangAllows you to explore what the student is responding to by turning on auditory and/or visual affects.Thoughts-If the switch itself is distracting the student, change out the switch. If you were using a Jelly Bean switch that clicks, maybe using a Pal Pad that doesn’t click would be beneficial.Not sure if they really do
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