Drawing Graphs, Plotting Points, and other related functions on the Computer

Graphing Support (These programs have numerous options for drawing graphs, plotting points, and many other related functions)








Bar, Line, Area, Pie... Teaching about graphs? Explore Create a Graph!


Graph functions, plot data, evaluate equations, explore transformations, and much more – for free...Desmos might meet your needs for graphing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8FTRTE5KY4 You

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More Math Resources

More Math App Lists

Of course, the listings provided on this site are not all, nor are they meant meant to be, as this is a field that continues to grow and grow. This is meant to just get you thinking and beginning to explore. Consider exploring the following list when you are exploring: 




Tony Vincint has a Pinterest site dedicated to math apps.  This is just a visual with quick

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Communication Exchange

I was doing a little research one day and I came across a site called Voice Colors. 



"Through visual scripts and supports, Voice Colors© CRM focuses on giving the individual structured and unstructured opportunities to learn how to communicate and effectively participate in exchanges using a variety of language acts." Their services are based on: "The VCCRM educational approach enables

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Gift Giving Guide for Kids with Special Needs

As stated by Cari Jean, "It's no secret that kids love toys. They see a new one on a television advertisement and tell their parents, "I want that!" If kids had their way, they would have every toy imaginable. Toys can be a great way for kids to use motor skills, to learn to play by themselves and to learn to share with others. But what happens when children do not have the required skills to

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Built-in Accessibility of Computer and Tablet Systems

"We believe that technology should be accessible to everyone." Apple



As Disabled World defines the meaning of computer software accessibility: "In human-computer interaction, computer accessibility (also known as accessible computing) refers to the accessibility of a computer system to all people, regardless of disability or severity of impairment, examples include web accessibility

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Gift Giving Guide for Kids with Special Needs

As stated by Cari Jean, "It's no secret that kids love toys. They see a new one on a television advertisement and tell their parents, "I want that!" If kids had their way, they would have every toy imaginable. Toys can be a great way for kids to use motor skills, to learn to play by themselves and to learn to share with others. But what happens when children do not have the required skills to

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Using Closed Captioning to Support Literacy

Image above from Captions for Literacy