10. Course Logistics
• One more blog post on tonight’s presentations
about assistive technology and augmentative
communication
11. Course Logistics
• One more blog post on tonight’s presentations
about assistive technology and augmentative
communication
• Minimum of 28 blog posts
12. Course Logistics
• One more blog post on tonight’s presentations
about assistive technology and augmentative
communication
• Minimum of 28 blog posts
• slide share does not count
13. Course Logistics
• One more blog post on tonight’s presentations
about assistive technology and augmentative
communication
• Minimum of 28 blog posts
• slide share does not count
• Total of 18 comments
16. Project
• Use at least one application you’ve learned
• decision due tonight
17. Project
• Use at least one application you’ve learned
• decision due tonight
• Show proficiency & familiarity with all features
18. Project
• Use at least one application you’ve learned
• decision due tonight
• Show proficiency & familiarity with all features
• Create a model class
19. Project
• Use at least one application you’ve learned
• decision due tonight
• Show proficiency & familiarity with all features
• Create a model class
• include sample assignments, forums, etc.
20. Project
• Use at least one application you’ve learned
• decision due tonight
• Show proficiency & familiarity with all features
• Create a model class
• include sample assignments, forums, etc.
• Develop and write a detailed plan for classroom use
21. Project
• Use at least one application you’ve learned
• decision due tonight
• Show proficiency & familiarity with all features
• Create a model class
• include sample assignments, forums, etc.
• Develop and write a detailed plan for classroom use
• Include
22. Project
• Use at least one application you’ve learned
• decision due tonight
• Show proficiency & familiarity with all features
• Create a model class
• include sample assignments, forums, etc.
• Develop and write a detailed plan for classroom use
• Include
• 21st Century skills students will use
23. Project
• Use at least one application you’ve learned
• decision due tonight
• Show proficiency & familiarity with all features
• Create a model class
• include sample assignments, forums, etc.
• Develop and write a detailed plan for classroom use
• Include
• 21st Century skills students will use
• assessment if applicable
24. Project
• Use at least one application you’ve learned
• decision due tonight
• Show proficiency & familiarity with all features
• Create a model class
• include sample assignments, forums, etc.
• Develop and write a detailed plan for classroom use
• Include
• 21st Century skills students will use
• assessment if applicable
• See Joey Estes, Lindsay Little, Alden Sorenson
31. The DESE
• The Department of Elementary and Secondary
Education has awesome links to information,
resources and grants.
32. The DESE
• The Department of Elementary and Secondary
Education has awesome links to information,
resources and grants.
• Includes:
33. The DESE
• The Department of Elementary and Secondary
Education has awesome links to information,
resources and grants.
• Includes:
• CAST - Center for Applied Special
Technology
34. The DESE
• The Department of Elementary and Secondary
Education has awesome links to information,
resources and grants.
• Includes:
• CAST - Center for Applied Special
Technology
• Easter Seals - allows teachers to try out
technology
37. Mass Match
• MassMatch - initiative to get assistive
technology to people who need it
• FREE to borrow from ATRC Assistive
Technology Regional Centers.
46. Universal Design for
Learning
• UDL based on neuroscience
• each principle connects to key area of brain
47. Universal Design for
Learning
• UDL based on neuroscience
• each principle connects to key area of brain
• Multiple Means of Representation
48. Universal Design for
Learning
• UDL based on neuroscience
• each principle connects to key area of brain
• Multiple Means of Representation
• To increase recognition
49. Universal Design for
Learning
• UDL based on neuroscience
• each principle connects to key area of brain
• Multiple Means of Representation
• To increase recognition
• How a teacher prepares
53. UDL
• Multiple Means of Expression
• To expand strategic output
• Teacher plans for how students will express
learning
54. UDL
• Multiple Means of Expression
• To expand strategic output
• Teacher plans for how students will express
learning
• Multiple Means of Engagement
55. UDL
• Multiple Means of Expression
• To expand strategic output
• Teacher plans for how students will express
learning
• Multiple Means of Engagement
• To enhance involvement in learning
56. UDL
• Multiple Means of Expression
• To expand strategic output
• Teacher plans for how students will express
learning
• Multiple Means of Engagement
• To enhance involvement in learning
• How do we get students connected?
65. AT
• Allows manipulation and control of format
• Offers alternatives for access
• Supports multi-sensory instruction
66. AT
• Allows manipulation and control of format
• Offers alternatives for access
• Supports multi-sensory instruction
• Supports greater personal independence
67. AT
• Allows manipulation and control of format
• Offers alternatives for access
• Supports multi-sensory instruction
• Supports greater personal independence
• Educational technology & assistive technology
are a continuum of access to learning.
72. Accessible
Instructional Materials
• AIM
• Students have a right to the same text
• Publishers are supposed to produce
digital forms
• CAST has a center for AIM
74. Important Questions...
• What does the student need to do to participate in
the classroom and achieve his/her IEP goals?
75. Important Questions...
• What does the student need to do to participate in
the classroom and achieve his/her IEP goals?
• What specifically is the student having difficulty
with?
76. Important Questions...
• What does the student need to do to participate in
the classroom and achieve his/her IEP goals?
• What specifically is the student having difficulty
with?
• What else has been tried?
77. Important Questions...
• What does the student need to do to participate in
the classroom and achieve his/her IEP goals?
• What specifically is the student having difficulty
with?
• What else has been tried?
• What will be the the criteria for determining the
student’s success?
78. Important Questions...
• What does the student need to do to participate in
the classroom and achieve his/her IEP goals?
• What specifically is the student having difficulty
with?
• What else has been tried?
• What will be the the criteria for determining the
student’s success?
• Who will be responsible for training, monitoring,
documenting, and reviewing the AT plan?
81. AT
• All students with a 504 or an IEP are eligible
• Assistive Technology has to be considered
82. AT
• All students with a 504 or an IEP are eligible
• Assistive Technology has to be considered
• Not all qualify
83. AT
• All students with a 504 or an IEP are eligible
• Assistive Technology has to be considered
• Not all qualify
• IEP is written first, then look at questions
96. Environment
• What materials and equipment are currently
available in the environment?
• What is the physical arrangement?
97. Environment
• What materials and equipment are currently
available in the environment?
• What is the physical arrangement?
• What is the instructional arrangement?
98. Environment
• What materials and equipment are currently
available in the environment?
• What is the physical arrangement?
• What is the instructional arrangement?
• Are there likely to be changes?
99. Environment
• What materials and equipment are currently
available in the environment?
• What is the physical arrangement?
• What is the instructional arrangement?
• Are there likely to be changes?
• Color is a powerful tool
102. Task
• What activities take place in the environment?
• What are the critical elements of the activities?
103. Task
• What activities take place in the environment?
• What are the critical elements of the activities?
• How might technology support the student’s
active participation in those activities?
106. Tools
• FINAL step
• What no tech, low tech, and high tech options
should be considered when developing a system
for a student with these needs and abilities doing
these tasks in these environments?
107. Tools
• FINAL step
• What no tech, low tech, and high tech options
should be considered when developing a system
for a student with these needs and abilities doing
these tasks in these environments?
• What strategies might be used to invite increased
student performance?
108. Tools
• FINAL step
• What no tech, low tech, and high tech options
should be considered when developing a system
for a student with these needs and abilities doing
these tasks in these environments?
• What strategies might be used to invite increased
student performance?
• How might these tools be tried out with the
student in the environment?
123. Investigation
• Please take about 30 minutes to investigate all
the resources.
• Be sure to bookmark Diigo any site you want
to return to.
124. Investigation
• Please take about 30 minutes to investigate all
the resources.
• Be sure to bookmark Diigo any site you want
to return to.
• I’ll briefly meet with folks individually on
final presentation topic.
127. iPad - a game changer
• FreeTech4Teachers
• Steve Jobs & Apps for Autism
128. iPad - a game changer
• FreeTech4Teachers
• Steve Jobs & Apps for Autism
• 60 Minutes
129. iPad - a game changer
• FreeTech4Teachers
• Steve Jobs & Apps for Autism
• 60 Minutes
• Links
130. iPad - a game changer
• FreeTech4Teachers
• Steve Jobs & Apps for Autism
• 60 Minutes
• Links
• iPodsibilities
131. iPad - a game changer
• FreeTech4Teachers
• Steve Jobs & Apps for Autism
• 60 Minutes
• Links
• iPodsibilities
• Teaching Learners with Special
Needs
132. iPad - a game changer
• FreeTech4Teachers
• Steve Jobs & Apps for Autism
• 60 Minutes
• Links
• iPodsibilities
• Teaching Learners with Special
Needs
• Free Speech app
134. iPad
• a blog post how iPad is used in a special education
classroom
135. iPad
• a blog post how iPad is used in a special education
classroom
• A Blog Post listing many apps
136. iPad
• a blog post how iPad is used in a special education
classroom
• A Blog Post listing many apps
• Apps Store has Special Education section
137. iPad
• a blog post how iPad is used in a special education
classroom
• A Blog Post listing many apps
• Apps Store has Special Education section
• and our friend Cybrary man’s list
138. iPad
• a blog post how iPad is used in a special education
classroom
• A Blog Post listing many apps
• Apps Store has Special Education section
• and our friend Cybrary man’s list
• A handout for using iPad in the Special Education
Classroom
140. More on the iPad
• Live Binders on iPad in Schools - a
tremendous amount of material
141. More on the iPad
• Live Binders on iPad in Schools - a
tremendous amount of material
• Mr. G Blog iPads, Web tools, math
education
142. More on the iPad
• Live Binders on iPad in Schools - a
tremendous amount of material
• Mr. G Blog iPads, Web tools, math
education
• a CNN report
143. More on the iPad
• Live Binders on iPad in Schools - a
tremendous amount of material
• Mr. G Blog iPads, Web tools, math
education
• a CNN report
• App Smackdown
145. Even more on the iPad
• ipads in the classroom - Kathy Schrock
146. Even more on the iPad
• ipads in the classroom - Kathy Schrock
• Moms with apps blog
147. Even more on the iPad
• ipads in the classroom - Kathy Schrock
• Moms with apps blog
• Smart Apps for Kids
148. Even more on the iPad
• ipads in the classroom - Kathy Schrock
• Moms with apps blog
• Smart Apps for Kids
• my Pinterest board on iPad
149. Even more on the iPad
• ipads in the classroom - Kathy Schrock
• Moms with apps blog
• Smart Apps for Kids
• my Pinterest board on iPad
• iPodsibilities
150. Even more on the iPad
• ipads in the classroom - Kathy Schrock
• Moms with apps blog
• Smart Apps for Kids
• my Pinterest board on iPad
• iPodsibilities
• blog, apps review, resources