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Lindsey @SmartEd Services replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Assistive Technology Now
Lindsay Raya replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Assistive Technology Now"Check out the website me and my friend made for an assistive technology class! http://shaughnessyrayaat.weebly.co"
Ynez Peterson replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Supporting Assistive Technology in the classroom"I found this website yesterday. Maybe it will help you. I have used many of the websites it links to,
http://www.techfortykes.org/favoriteWebLinks.html ;"
Lindsey @SmartEd Services replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Assistive Technology Now"Hi Jessica,
It is! Watch Louisa's Story to see TAP·it® in action. There are other videos on the site that demonstrate how the interactive workstation can be used in various settings, for both children and…"
Jessica Wargo replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Assistive Technology Now"I have never seen this before! This seems like a great tool and could benefit so many individuals!"
Ynez Peterson replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Supporting Assistive Technology in the classroom"As the AT person for my program, I would advise you to look at the needs of the students in the class. Many of the AT devices used in the other grade levels will work for young students as well, if that is what the student…"
Heather Koren replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Accessible Instructional Materials in the group Assistive Technology Now"Text in both digital and auditory format (ability to have it read to the user)."
Noelle Federico replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Accessible Instructional Materials in the group Assistive Technology Now"What would you consider the most common form of AIM?"
Heather Koren replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Accessible Instructional Materials in the group Assistive Technology Now"AIM is accessible materials for students with print (dyslexia) or visual disabilities. You can check out the specifics on what it is and who is eligible at: http://aim.cast.org/.
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Noelle Federico added a discussion to the group Assistive Technology Now
Accessible Instructional Materials
I'm interested to see what everyone considers AIM to be. Is it anything that assists any child, or just a child with visual impairments? Is sign language considered to be AIM? It's assisting a deaf child be able to complete the same task as all hearing children.
Noelle Federico replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Assistive Technology Now"Awesome! Thank you, I will."
Lindsey @SmartEd Services replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Assistive Technology Now"You can use TAP·it® with any software that you can use on a computer. You're welcome! Please let me know if you need any more information.
Have a great weekend.
Lindsey"
Noelle Federico replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Assistive Technology Now"Wow that looks awesome! I love how it understands the difference between a child leaning on it and tapping it. So this is something you can download on any computer? Or does it have to be on a smartboard? Thanks for the reply : )"
Lindsey @SmartEd Services replied to Noelle Federico's discussion Assistive Technology for EC? in the group Assistive Technology Now"Hi Noelle,
Have you seen SmartEd Services' Touch Accessible Platform for Interactive Technology, TAP·it®? The assistive, learning center using ‘intended touch’ to serve each student’s special…"
Noelle Federico added a discussion to the group Supporting Assistive Technology in the classroom
Assistive Technology for EC?
Has anyone used or know of any assistive technology that can be used in an early childhood classroom?
Noelle Federico added a discussion to the group Assistive Technology NowAssistive Technology for EC?
Anyone use assistive technology in a classroom from kindergarten to third grade? Or know of any appropriate assistive tech for that age?
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