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iPad and SMART Board workflow #webinar #virtconlive
http://virtconlive.com/presentations/iPad_and_SMART_Board_workflow iPad and SMART Board workflow #webinar #virtconlive #SEN #iPad Toni Plourde 20 April 2013 "For my highly cognitive special needs student with the desire to do as well as anyone accademically,workflow issues arise! Having visual and speech impairment, and quadripelgia, my Cerebral Palsy student and I have found some great work arounds by using a Smartboard and the iPad ." Presentation Visuals PREZI |
 
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Special Education App Smackdown #webinar #SETSIG #ISTE
http://setsig.iste.wikispaces.net/Professional+Development Recording of Special Education App Smackdown #webinar #SETSIG #ISTE [16 April 2013] Special Education App Smackdown with Karen Janowski, Alex Dunn, Mike Marotta and Brian Wojcik and a panel of other Special Education Technology experts Not sure where to begin with figuring what apps to use? Join a panel of national experts in the field of Assistive Technology for Special Education as they SPEED through sharing and demonstrations of their favorite Apps for use in Special Education. Participants may also have the time to share their own offerings in this FAST-PACED environment. A wonderful way to add some wonderful proven apps to your technology toolbelt. |
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SEN Apps : curation on PearlTrees
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iPad : Accessibility and Access for SEN
http://bit.ly/X4CJhT iPad : Accessibility and Access for SEN |
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SEN : Integrating iPads Into Your classroom
http://www.spectronicsinoz.com/online/resource/integrating-ipads-handout/ Integrating iPads Into Your classroom: For learning Support & Special Education (Workshop Handout) For students with diverse learning needs including students with special education needs, students with learning and literacy difficulties and students for whom English is not their first language technology can play a key role in removing barriers, differentiating instruction and providing tools to accommodate their learning needs and access to the school curriculum. During this workshop we explored the range of options using an iPad to assist teachers to optimize and differentiate student learning, and to support student engagement. |
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Love Apptually: Apps to support learning [pdf 98 pages]
http://vetpd.qld.gov.au/resources/pdf/love-apptually.pdf Love Apptually: Apps to support learning [pdf 98 pages] The State of Queensland (Department of Education, Training and Employment) 2012 This resource has been designed to assist vocational education and training (VET) practitioners and learners to select applications (apps) for mobile devices that support VET teaching and learning. It highlights a number of mobile and tablet apps focussing on those that support: • the development of foundation skills • learners with a disability This resource supports the Austraalia, Queensland VET Inclusive Learning Framework. This resource has been structured primarily on the ACSF. A list of apps appears under each core skill and notes how it could be used in the development of the skill. It also includes reference to the CSW where applicable. The section on apps to enhance accessibility provides relevant information about the operating systems of mobile devices followed by apps specifically designed for accessibility |
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Apps for Kids with Special Needs
http://www.commonsensemedia.org/guide/special-needs Apps for Kids with Special Needs and Learning Difference If your child has a special need or learning difference, you've come to the right place. Common Sense Media gets lots of requests for product recommendations from parents whose kids struggle with traditional learning. Some of their kids have a hard time with schoolwork; others have trouble staying on task or find it difficult to express their feelings. |
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Apple’s Commitment to Accessibility
http://www.apple.com/accessibility/ Apple’s Commitment to Accessibility |
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iPhone iPad Apps for AAC
http://www.spectronicsinoz.com/article/iphoneipad-apps-for-aac iPhone iPad Apps for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) includes all forms of communication (other than oral speech) that are used to express thoughts, needs, wants, and ideas. We all use AAC when we make facial expressions or gestures, use symbols or pictures, or write. |
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iPads : Universal Design for Learning Toolkit #webinar #liveclass20
http://bit.ly/WmU6Zk iPads as Part of a Universal Design for Learning Toolkit #webinar #liveclass20 This video is in "Flash" and so will not play on iOS iPad iPhone. |
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Innovative Ways the Autism Community Uses iPads
http://mashable.com/2013/02/01/innovative-autism-community-ipad/ Innovative Ways the Autism Community Uses iPads |
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5 iPhone Apps for Students With Disabilities
http://edudemic.com/2012/12/iphone-apps-for-students-with-disabilities/ 5 iPhone Apps for Students With Disabilities If you’re a parent of a disabled child or a teacher for disabled students, you can make learning more interesting for them with the help of these apps! |
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Apps for Autism : 60 min TV Program
http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7385686n Apps for Autism : 60 min TV Program |
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Assistive Technology and the 1:1 Student
http://www.edutopia.org/blog/assistive-technology-one-to-one-andrew-marcinek Assistive Technology and the 1:1 Student When Meaghan was six years old, she was diagnosed with a visual impairment. In the eighth grade, she started to notice a decline in her vision. She sought out surgery to repair or delay her vision decline, and while successful, the procedure did not hold for very long. The following year, Meaghan entered Burlington High School as a freshman. It was decided that she would have a laptop coupled with assistive software programs to assist with her visual impairment. |
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Accessibility on the iPad [DEN Conf] #DENvirtcon
http://new.livestream.com/DEN/ipadaccessibility http://blog.edu.gr/archives/1135 |
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iPhone or iPad Read Emails To You and Speak to Write Back
http://bit.ly/OHpmuE Have Your iPhone or iPad Read Emails To You & Speak to Write Back Want to have your emails read to you? How about talking to write out a reply rather than poking around on the touch screen? You can easily do both in iOS, so the next time you need to read and write emails while you’re on the go or driving, consider using the awesome text-to-speech and Dictation features on the iPhone and iPad. |
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iPads and Autism
http://bit.ly/OQwZ47 How iPads are being used by teachers, parents, and therapists to assist students who have Autism. |
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8 Free iPad Games For Math Skill
http://bit.ly/Jp886z 8 Free iPad Games For Math Skill Development In Children With Autism |
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iPads especially helpful for special-needs students
http://wapo.st/HXi1bR iPads especially helpful for special-needs students |
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DanKam: Colorblind Fix
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dankam/id406739331?mt=8# DanKam: Colorblind Fix DanKam is a iPhone app that displays video from the camera (among other sources), remixed so that it's a lot easier for the color blind to see colors, and the differences between colors, more accurately. |
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Autism Tracker Pro : iPad and iPhone App
http://bit.ly/ySMPuj Autism Tracker Pro Autism Tracker can be life changing for families with an autistic child. Explore Autism. Track what matters to your child and your family. Use the visual calendar and multi-item graphs to view and discuss patterns. Share individual events or entire screens with your team using email or Twitter (Twitter lets you set up closed groups). Contact us, let us know how to keep Autism Tracker the best app of its kind. Before you buy, please try the Lite version of Autism Tracker first. It has the same functionality as the Pro version. The number entries per item is limited to twelve in the Lite version. All data and set up can be transferred to Autism Tracker Pro. |
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Apps for iPad/iPod and Students with Disabilities
http://bit.ly/waFmmV Apps for iPad/iPod and Students with Disabilities The Maine Department of Education's Maine CITE Program is the statewide organization designed to help make assistive and universally designed technology more available to Maine children and adults who need them. |
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iPhone, iPad apps for SEN children
http://zd.net/yzqzdQ iPhone, iPad apps for children with learning difficulties How can technology be used to help children with learning difficulties? A review of iPad and iPhone apps currently available. |
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Apps For Blind And Visually Impaired
http://appadvice.com/applists/show/apps-for-the-visually-impaired Apps For Blind And Visually Impaired |
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iPad Apps & Resources for Autism
http://bit.ly/u21DiR iPad Apps & Resources for Autism |
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iDevices and Accessibility : eBook
http://bit.ly/tXYLdp These two ebooks cover topics related to the accessibility of the content available for Apple mobile devices. My hope is that by following the suggestions in these ebooks you will create more accessible ebooks and caption as many of your videos as possible. These practices will go a long way toward ensuring equal access to information for people with disabilities who use mobile devices. ePub Accessibility Best Practices |
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Special Education Apps Reviewed at iear
http://www.iear.org/iear/category/special-education Special Education Apps Reviewed at iear |
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8 Top Apps for Autistic Learners
http://bit.ly/sQ1APA 8 Top Apps for Autistic Learners Mobile technology and apps enable those who have special needs to function more freely and effectively in the classroom and out into the world. |
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Vocalyze (free) web and App
http://www.vocalyze.com/ Vocalyze is a mobile audio application that reads news, articles, tweets and other Internet text content out loud. Vocalyze is great for people who cannot be distracted by reading web content, don't have time to read or have difficulty reading ... |
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iPad Apps for Special Needs
http://bit.ly/nMAokY iPad Apps for Special Needs at"Something Special Magazine" |
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Apps for SEN Kids : Reviews
http://www.snapps4kids.com/applicationreview/snapps-reviewed-app/ Apps for SEN Kids : Reviews At the page you can also sign up for their newsletter |
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SNApps4Kids
http://www.snapps4kids.com/ SNApps4Kids is a group of parents, therapists, teachers, administrators and experts sharing their experiences involving the Apple iPad, tables and all other touch devices to help special needs children of all ages. The group states that these devices are revolutionizing the lives of children, adults and seniors with special needs. |
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iPad Revolution In Special Education
http://www.360-edu.com/commentary/ipad-revolution.htm iPad Revolution In Special Education Finally, the education system may have a solution that helps special needs students keep up with their classmates: the iPad! Even though the iPad and other tablets are fairly new in the technology world, it seems as though they are making great strides in helping people with disabilities, especially students. |
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The Universal Design of Apple Mobile Devices
http://mobilelearning4specialneeds.wikispaces.com/eBook The Universal Design of Apple Mobile Devices This free ebook covers the accessibility features built into Apple mobile devices, including the iPad, the iPod touch and the iPhone. Each section includes practice activities for you to practice the techniques and tips discussed in the ebook. This is an enhanced ebook that includes embedded videos of all the tutorials available on this wiki. |
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AppleVis
http://www.applevis.com/ AppleVis: iPhone accessibility reviews and information for visually impaired/blind users A community-powered site for vision-impaired users of Apple's iOS devices. Accessible iOS apps, news & guides for blind and vision-impaired VoiceOver users |
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Favorite iPad Apps for Alternative Access
http://mobilelearning4specialneeds.wikispaces.com/App+Lists Favorite iPad Apps for Alternative Access I am a doctoral student in the Department of Special Education at the University of South Florida, where I also work for the Florida Center for Instructional Technology. At FCIT, I was the Project Manager for Tech Ease 4 All, a collection of assistive technology tutorials for teachers. I am now part of the iTeach Initiative, which provides support to pre-service teachers with technology integration projects. |
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Sign 4 Me - A Signed English Translator
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sign-4-me-a-signed-english/id312882992?mt=8 Sign 4 Me - A Signed English Translator "Sign 4 Me – A Signed English Translator" is the ULTIMATE tool for learning sign language. The ONLY app that provides sign language instruction in 3D! Our 3D character can be zoomed in or out and rotated to give you the best vantage point for every sign. YOU control the placement of the character – not us! |
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BehaviorTrackerPro
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/behaviortrackerpro/id319708933?mt=8 BehaviorTrackerPro Behavior Tracker Pro for Autism is an iPhone, iTouch and iPad application that allows BCBAs, behavioral therapists, aides, teachers or parents to track behaviors and automatically graph them. |
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Proloquo2Go
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/proloquo2go/id308368164?mt=8 Proloquo2Go Proloquo2Go provides a full-featured augmentative and alternative communication solution for people who have difficulty speaking. It provides natural sounding text-to-speech voices (CURRENTLY AMERICAN, BRITISH and INDIAN ENGLISH ONLY), high resolution up-to-date symbols, powerful automatic conjugations, a default vocabulary of over 7000 items, advanced word prediction, full expandability and extreme ease of use. |
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Assistive Technology Apps for iPad, iPod and iPhone
http://www.eastersealstech.com/ Assistive Technology Apps for iPad, iPod and iPhone INDATA has complied a list for downloadable assistive technology applications for the iPhone, iPad and iPod. We've only included apps that we've tested and know are useful. We'll continue to update this page with new applications as we find them, so keep checking back to keep up to date on the latest in assistive technology applications. The apps are listed according to what need the application serves. |
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Main Shambles Technology + SEN area
http://www.shambles.net/pages/staff/ITSEN/ This is the location main Special Education Needs and Technology area ... on the general Shambles Special Needs page |
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iAutism
http://www.iautism.info/en/ iAutism Can cell phones and touch-type devices like the iPhone, the iPod touch or the iPad be used to enhance learning, communication and entertainment for people with ASD (Autistic Spectrum Disorders)? Seeing the first worldwide experiences, the feeling is YES!, and even in a very notable way. For some years now there have been a few specific apps for people with autism (as well as for people with Down’s Syndrome, etc.) based on the iPhone and the iPod touch, many of which are beginning to appear now for the iPad. In addition, there are thousands of educational and entertainment apps, some better adapted than others for people with various disorders. In any case, as with any “new technology”, it will be good to study this thoroughly, to see how to integrate it into the environment of the person with ASD, to test it, to help their creators to improve it, etc. The purpose of this blog is to work in this direction by collecting information related to the use of visual and tactile technology such as the iPhone, the iPod touch and the iPad for people with ASD. |
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Apps for Children with Special Needs
http://a4cwsn.com/ Apps for Children with Special Needs Apps for Children with Special Needs (a4cwsn) is committed to helping the families and carers of children with special needs and the wider community of educators and therapists who support them, by producing videos that demonstrate how products designed to educate children and build their life skills really work from a user perspective. Our aim is that these videos, along with relevant information and advice from an independent source you can trust, provides valuable insight into whether a product is suitable for its intended purpose or not, enabling sensible buying decisions to be made. We hope this site and its content provides a valuable resource to the community that serves our precious children with special needs. |
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Mobile Learning for Special Needs
http://mobilelearning4specialneeds.wikispaces.com/ Mobile Learning for Special Needs SEN Apps | Accessories | eBook | Video Tutorials | PDF Tutorials | Articles | Video Case Studies | Conferences | |
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Verbally : iPad helping with Speech Impediments
http://bit.ly/hmIdad The iPad has earned itself a new useful function with the launch of the free app, Verbally. Placed in the medical category, Verbally is an assisted speech solution that turns the iPad into a communication aid. Verbally is listed as a potential communication aid for people with apraxia, ALS, stroke, traumatic brain injury, Parkinson’s, cerebral palsy or muscular dystrophy. |
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iPossibilities: iPods and iPads in Special Education
http://bit.ly/b7AhxG iPossibilities: iPods and iPads in Special Education ou are hereby invited to view the slideshows from the iPossibilities: iPods and iPads in Special Education |
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Special Education Apps
http://www.ipodsibilities.com/iPodsibilities/SpEd_Apps.html Special Education Apps From improving math frequency to tracking data, here are a few good Special Education apps to check out on iTunes... |
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SEN Apps at 'Teach with your iPad'
http://teachwithyouripad.wikispaces.com/Special+Education+Apps iPad Special Education Apps at 'Teach with your iPad' |
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Shamblesguru 'SEN and iDevices' Video Picks on Youtube
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=A18A3B7EE568309D |
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