Developing multi-modal materials to introduce or extend literacy experiences sets the stage for literacy success. Alternative ways to organize, display and arrange, interact and respond to information produces greater understanding of concepts. As a complement to books, theme-related materials can be centered on specific competencies such as self-help, social skills, fine motor, gross motor, emotional, early math/literacy, categorization/matching, etc. Scaffolds created or displayed with "everyday technologies" such as mobile technology, commonly used software, web-based tools, and classroom manipulatives provide a multitude of creative opportunities in which learners can thrive.
Read more about Fifty Ways to Extend Literacy Experiences with Everyday Technologies.When:
Thursday, February 18, 3:30-5:00 EDT
Speakers:
Judith Schoonover, Assistive Technology Specialist, Loudoun County Public Schools
Sally Norton-Darr Assistive, Technology Specialist Loudoun County Public Schools
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Awesome New iPAD Adaptations Accessories, and Resources
February 26, 2015
The iPad continues to evolve along with new adaptations and accessories to promote independence and maximum productivity for individuals with disabilities. This webinar will discuss and demonstrate over 50 new adaptations, accessories, and resources for finding, selecting, and evaluating new apps.
Read more about Awesome New iPAD Adaptations Accessories, and Resources.When:
Thursday, February 26, 3:30-5:00 EDT
Speaker:
Therese Willkomm, Director of ATinNH, University of New Hampshire
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