Pick of the Week

Re-designing instruction on the iPad with UDL & That data presentation (again :)

“Unprecedented times”. This is a phrase that we are tired of reading, as educators and special educators. There is a silver lining though. With so much instruction occurring digitally in this past year, now is a time to reflect on the lessons of the last year–when you get a break and a moment to think, … Continue reading “Re-designing instruction on the iPad with UDL & That data presentation (again :)”

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Smart Speakers

Academic success for students depends on students’ ability to plan their time, be flexible, and organize and prioritize materials. A smart speaker offers a way to address these skills.

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Google Voice Typing

Google Voice Typing allows anyone to dictate their writing to the computer inside of Google Docs! No training required and multiple languages are supported.

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Natural Reader

Natural Reader is a free screen reader that will read any electronic text, whether it is on the web or in a document!

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Bouncy Balls

This website allows one to create visual representations of sound—whether it is the class noise level or a student’s speaking volume.

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Bookshare

Learn about Bookshare, a library of audiobooks for children and adults. There are both trade and textbooks in Bookshare. Books can be read through the Chrome browser or various mobile apps. Membership is free for those who meet their criteria!

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Snap and Read

Snap and Read is a screen reader that can read any text, anywhere—even when it is embedded in pictures!

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