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Category Archives: iPad Management
Belkin Tablet Stand with Storage Box
Belkin Tablet Stand with Storage Belkin has this sweet new tablet stand with a storage box that seems to be a perfect little stand for your iPad. The storage container has space for your charging equipment, stylus or even a … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Ergonomics, iPad, iPad Management, Occupational Therapy
Tagged accessories, iPad, iPad accessories, occupational therapy
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Free Technology for Teachers: Three Approaches for Getting Content to Elementary Students’ iPads – No Email, No Problem
See on Scoop.it – OT mTool Kit Carol Leynse Harpold‘s insight: Work flow to and from iPads can be a challenge. Richard Byrne presents three options for iPad work flow in his post Three Approaches for Getting Content to Elementary … Continue reading
Posted in iPad, iPad Management, Occupational Therapy, Work Flow
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12 Advanced iPad Tips All Educators Should Learn
Luis Perez provides 12 Advanced iPad Tips All Educatorys Should Learn (Also link on Scoop.it – OT mTool Kit ) Are you and your students really getting the most out of the iPad? FETC speaker Luis Perez lists 12 little-known tips, … Continue reading
Assistive Technology: New Trend Emerging in Classroom Presentation Systems
Visit Brian Friedlander’s Assistive Tek Blogspot for more information on New Trend Emerging in Classroom Presentation Systems: http://assistivetek.blogspot.com/2013/03/new-trend-emerging-in-classroom.html Brian Friedlander shares information on a new presentation system called the Belkin Tablet Stage and the Belkin Stage app and of course … Continue reading
Bridging Apps - free course on accessibility features on the iPad
Reblogged from rehabgadgets2go: Bridging Apps is a very useful website on “Bridging the gap between technology and people with disabilities”. I just received their newsletter, and they are offering a free online course “Free Accessibility Features on the iPad Course … Continue reading
iPad/iPod Touch Assessment Checklist by Autism Specialist, Kate McGinnity
Looking for a tool or checklist to sort out how to consider if an iPad, iPod (or other mobile device) is appropriate for your child, student or client with Autism? I recently had the opportunity of attending a Wisconsin DPI Autsim … Continue reading
SimplyWorks for iPad Part 2: Joystick and Keyboard Access | Jane’s Blog
See on Scoop.it – Apps for Special Education More of Jane’s expertise on alternative access methods to the iPad. Again, my gratitude to Jane for your her time and willingness to share her information. Her information is invaluable to help sift and … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Accessories, iOS, iPad, iPad Management, iPod/iPad Accessory, Keyboard, Mobility Impairment, Occupational Therapy, Physical Disability Tool, Special Needs
Tagged Accessibility, accessories, iOS accessibility, iPad, occupational therapy, special needs students
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SimplyWorks for iPad Part 1: Switch Access | Jane’s Blog
See on Scoop.it – Apps for Special Education Jane Farrall offers her expertise on another switch access device for the iPad and explicit instructions for it’s use (I find this type of information hard to come by and Jane does … Continue reading
New Features for Assistive Touch – Video by Luis Perez
Here is another video by Luis Perez reviewing what new in Assistive Touch features in the new iOS 6 for iPad. Features Luis Perez reviews are: enabling Siri, using the task switcher for multitasking and making a screenshot with a single tap with assistive … Continue reading
Guided Access in iOS 6 – Video by Luis Perez
Luis Perez shares key features of Guided Access available in iOS 6 in his video review geared to use with individuals with disabilities. For more videos from Luis Perez visit his YouTube collections or visit his wiki, Mobile Learning 4 Special Needs for more … Continue reading