Virtual Learning Network: Assistive Technology - Meeting a literacy challenge
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Tags: assistive technology, special needs, special education, diverse learners, universal design for learning, UDL, accessibility
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Identifying the right technology to support a student (and the black box technique)
The black box technique, (also known as the tools in the SETT framework) is very simple. It allows you to make a recommendation for appropriate technology for a student even if you have never heard of that technology before. SETT is an acronym for: Student – know your student&r...Tags: Technology, assistive technology
iPad Accessibility for Students who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
The iPad has accessibility tools and options to assist students who are Deaf or Hard of hearing. These can be accessed via ‘General Settings’ > ‘Accessibility’, scroll down to ‘Hearing’, Some of the features the student could use are: bl...Tags: assistive technology, accessibility, Deaf and Hard of hearing, speech recognition, captioning
Tags: assistive technology, executive functioning, autism, inclusion, UDL. Skills: assistive technology, trained in PEBs, PEERS, Assertive Reality Training
App Guide: Clicker Docs and iWordQ UK
This month, I am taking a closer look at two apps that are commonly used to support literacy. Clicker Docs and iWordQ UK are word processing apps which provide additional help for those who find writing a challenge. These apps work best when the user is able to make reasonable guesses a...Tags: Assistive Technology, literacy, iPad apps, writing, predictive text, learning support