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Smart Apps For Special Needs: Achieving a Better Life Experience Act of 2014 and Assistive Technology
Source: http://www.smartappsforspecialneeds.com Smart Apps for Special Needs provides information on the newly signed ABLE Act of 2014. The ABLE Act provides the ability of individual on SSI to save additional funds for items and services related to their disability. As … Continue reading
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Osmo Game System – A Manipulative Gaming System for the iPad!
In July, 2014 a blog post featured the development of the Osmo Game System using tangible tangram pieces and letter tiles that interact with apps on the iPad. The Osmo Game System is available for iPad 2 and newer and the iPad Mini. With … Continue reading
OT’s with Apps Top 10 + 1 Apps for 2014
The invitation to post a listing of 10 apps with the YappGuru Experts was privilege, but also a challenge! I would have been much more comfortable identifying 10 apps in 10 categories! Sifting and winnowing is a good practice, we do it … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, Assistive Technology, iPad, iPhone, iPod
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Apps Gone Free!
It’s been a bit lean with free apps during the holiday season, but here are a few apps gone free that are worth checking out for school based OT’s: Decide Now! – this iOS app for iPhone/iPad allows creation of choice … Continue reading
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Late on sending your seasons greetings cards? Create an E-Card in minutes!
If you are like me, time has gotten away from me and those season greetings to friends and family are still waiting to be sent out. With two days to go I am attempting to be at least somewhat thoughtful, … Continue reading
Posted in Android, App Reviews, Customizable app, Dysgraphia, Dyslexia, Early Childhood, Elementary School, Free apps, Handwriting, High School, Holiday and Special Events, iOS, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Keyboard, Middle School, Mobile Device Use, Occupational Therapy, Primary Grades, Spelling, Therapist/Teacher Tools, Word Prediction, Writing
Tagged Android, App Review, iPad, iPhone, iPod, occupational therapy, OT Apps, Text to Speech, Word Prediction, Writing
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KNFB Reader App on Sale
This deal may not be for everyone, but for individuals with low vision or blindness who might have been sitting on the fence with purchasing – it might be the deal maker. The KNFB Reader app is now 25% reduced to … Continue reading
This Holiday Season Be Nice, Not Naughty: Use the Most Readable Low Vision Font
As scooped with Scoopit from: IPAT Blog ” This Holiday Season be Nice not Naughty, use the Most Readable Low Vision Font” It is holiday greeting card time! Tis the season to remember friends and family, whether across the street … Continue reading
iPad Mini Cases with Handles for Big and Little Hands
Looking for cases with a handle as a holiday gift for big or little hands?Here are a few cases for iPad Mini with handles for easy grab and go: Snugg Case for iPad Mini 1, 2, 3 provides handles on … Continue reading
Our Eroded Mental Healthcare System Infographic
Whether working in a school system or adults in a variety of health care systems, the conversation of mental health services, or lack of has been a conversation I have had with other health care workers. Multiple diagnoses of Anxiety … Continue reading
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Android Apps Gone Free!
Just to be fair, here are a few free Android app with a holiday flare worth checking out: Kids Christmas Connect the Dots Puzzle (free) for Android devices. Basic connect the dots with a Christmas theme. Christmas Holiday Puzzle … Continue reading
