In California it must be free if we want anything new in our classrooms these days. Sad but true as every year continues to be more and more challenging. As you know, I have a detailed list broken down by subject of free programs available on this blog but thought I might provide a top 10 list also. So, if you have the ability to put things on your computer or your school tech trusts you enough,
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
By andre at May 13, 2008
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Compiled by Susan MistrettUB/CAT (716) 829-3141Assistive Technologies for Students with DisabilitiesReading And Writing SolutionsE-TEXT OPTIONSDigital Sources - The Internet is another resource for stories and books for elementary students. Some sites offer stories at various reading levels to download. Some of them are "classics" or well-known books; others can be found only online. These texts
Monday, May 5, 2008
Kids - Health and Fitness
By andre at May 05, 2008
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As we all know, health and exercise has become a major issue in America over the last decade. With our ever-changing lifestyles kids are being exposed to more of the bad and less of the good when it comes to nutrition and limited exercise. This issue has been addressed by several Internet sites, offering information designed to attract kids by offering activities.Kid's Health offers recipes, how
Monday, March 24, 2008
The Work Environment and Assistive Technology
By andre at March 24, 2008
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Once we move on from school to work, assistive technology can continue to be a need but how does one obtain the equipment needed or find out what would work for them best in this new atmosphere?As stated by National Center for Technology Innovation and Center for Implementing Technology in Education (2006): "Employers are not required to provide the exact accommodation requested by the employee.
Monday, February 4, 2008
Free AT and Support Programs
By andre at February 04, 2008
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AAC Support
There are many sites that provide support for Boardmaker. Please see Boardmaker posting for resources available.
Access Support:
Accessible YouTube is a switch accessible interface to YouTube.
BabyMouse and BabyBoard - 3.30 Block right mouse click menus, wheel scrolls, windows key, alt tab, etc. BabyMouse is runs in the background and catches all right clicks,
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
"Wall" A poem by an AAC user
By andre at November 07, 2007
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Lateef McCloud has this poem posted on his blog and I found it so powerful I wanted to share it with you. I had the opportunity to hear Lateef speak at the AAC on the Bay conference this year. He is a young man who is very well educated and has a lot to say that we all could learn so much from. Having CP, Lateef is left to use a communication device to express himself, which he does so
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Bookshare - Accessible Print for Print Disabled (iPad info too)
By andre at October 04, 2007
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