The more you play with your iDevice, the more you will learn. Here are a few of those little tricks worth knowing right away. Do it as you read each one. This will help it to go into your memory bank.(For more and up-dated tips, visit my Pinterest site: iDevice Tutorials, Guides and Info which provides links to videos and detailed information about specifics, such as Guided Access and many other
Thursday, 29 March 2012
iDevices - Learn these basic tricks to help you be more proficient
Posted on 12:58 by Unknown
The more you play with your iDevice, the more you will learn. Here are a few of those little tricks worth knowing right away. Do it as you read each one. This will help it to go into your memory bank.(For more and up-dated tips, visit my Pinterest site: iDevice Tutorials, Guides and Info which provides links to videos and detailed information about specifics, such as Guided Access and many other
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
Sign Language Resources
Posted on 13:30 by Unknown
This is a listing of online signing resources from Judy Kuster's "Examples of Materials That Can Be Adapted For Therapy". Thank you Judith for allowing me to share this amazing list that you have compiled!!! Updates and additions will be made as time goes on and Apps have been added.
Signed Alphabet
Bill Vicar's ASL University has
ASL hand shapes for the letters of the English
Monday, 27 February 2012
IntelliTools Suite
Posted on 13:49 by Unknown
IntelliTools Classroom Suite is only as dynamic as you make it. It "combines direct instruction with a flexible tool environment to help students in grades Pre K through 5 achieve mastery in reading, writing and math.
Classroom Suite 4 provides students with explicit instruction, constructive practice and embedded assessments to allow teachers to gauge progress and individualize
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Accessibility Built into your System
Posted on 11:41 by Unknown
There are many accessibility options built right into the programming.
Apple has always provided great accessibility options (explore: Apple's Commitment to Accessibility (which includes their iDevices) and Windows just keeps getting better. (In fact Windows 7 has a speech recognition program built in that is comparable to Dragon Naturally!) Your internet browsers are rich on options as are
Apple has always provided great accessibility options (explore: Apple's Commitment to Accessibility (which includes their iDevices) and Windows just keeps getting better. (In fact Windows 7 has a speech recognition program built in that is comparable to Dragon Naturally!) Your internet browsers are rich on options as are
Friday, 18 November 2011
Special Needs Gift Giving Guide
Posted on 09:36 by Unknown
As stated by Cari Jean, "It's no secret that kids love toys. They see a new one on a television advertisement and tell their parents, "I want that!" If kids had their way, they would have every toy imaginable. Toys can be a great way for kids to use motor skills, to learn to play by themselves and to learn to share with others. But what happens when children do not have the required
Wednesday, 19 October 2011
AT Apps and Specific Accessibility Options
Posted on 08:18 by Unknown
Special Education has its own app category in the iTunes store. If you go to the App Store, go to Education and you will see a category for Special Education Apps, which is then broken down into categories. It is always good to do a little research on an app before purchasing it. Do a search and see if you can find some reviews or talk to others to see if they have tried it. This could save
Monday, 26 September 2011
Assistive Technology and Early Start
Posted on 13:49 by Unknown
The Early Start Program is California's response to federal legislation ensuring that early intervention services to infants and toddlers with disabilities and their families are provided in a coordinated, family-centered system of services that are available statewide.
Infants and toddlers from birth to 36 months may be eligible for early intervention services if through documented
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