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Author Archives: Carol Leynse Harpold, MS, OTR/L, SCLV, ATP, CATIS
Free Technology for Teachers: Organize Your Thoughts With Google Keep
Source: http://www.freetech4teachers.com Richard Byrne from freetech4teachers.com give a quick overview of Google Keep app for iOS, Android and web based. Another option for organizing ideas, bookmarks and notes that can be accessed on many devices with Internet connection. So many … Continue reading
Posted in Android, iOS, Organization, Web based
Tagged Android, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Organization
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inPromptu App – A Free Video Modeling App
Video modeling has strong evidence based practice behind its use. If you haven’t experienced the power of video modeling first hand, let the research behind it encourage you to use videos and self-modeling in your practice. A previous post on … Continue reading
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Irlen Awareness Week Oct 20-24
Do you become distress with bright lights, black print on white paper, experience visual fatigue or experience print that does not remain stable? These are just a few of the symptoms of Irlen Syndrome. Find out more during the Irlen Syndrome … Continue reading
Posted in Irlen Syndrome, Vision, Visual Perception
Tagged Irlen Syndrome, occupational therapy, Visual Perception
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Abilipad App Price Reduction!
Abilipad app (iPad; regularly 19.99) is reduced to 9.99 today (always a mystery how long this reduced price will be!). This app provides tools to customization the keyboard layout with pictures, text, key size and color. Other options available to … Continue reading
Posted in Apps for OT's, Word Prediction, Writing
Tagged Accessibility, iPad, Mobility Impaired, occupational therapy, Reading, Word Prediction, Writing
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WordToob App
Do you ever stumble upon an app and think ” that is really cool” but the light bulb just doesn’t go on for application of it (or may be you don’t have an immediate application) ?? WordToob app (iPad; 19.99 for … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Assistive Technology, Augmentative Communication, Autism, Choice Making app, Communicaton, Customizable app, Education, iOS, iPad, Occupational Therapy, School Based Interventions, Self Care, Special Education Teacher, Special Needs, Story Telling, Therapist/Teacher Tools, Video Modeling
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Ten Chrome Extensions for Accessibility and Universal Design for Learning
Originally posted on The Website of Luis Perez:
Although I am primarily a Safari user, I have been very impressed with the variety of extensions you can add to customize the Chrome web browser from Google. I have been experimenting…
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Flip Writer AAC | Two Displays
Flip Writer lets you type a message on the keyboard, and this message is displayed on two displays, Source: As Scooped from: http://attraining.org/atdaily/2014/09/30/two-displays/ AT Daily reviews Flip Writer app. Free, with in-app purchase for word … Continue reading
Third Party Keyboards
Originally posted on The Website of Luis Perez:
One of the most anticipated features in iOS 8 was the redesigned on-screen keyboard. Recently, I did a video on my YouTube channel on the new QuickType feature that now provides smart…
Posted in Apps for Special Needs, Assistive Technology, iOS, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Keyboarding
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Quick Tip: Siri and Speak Screen
Originally posted on The Website of Luis Perez:
New in iOS 8, Speak Screen allows you to hear not only text but also interface elements such as buttons and other controls read aloud. Speak Screen is a handy feature to use…
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Ed Emberley’s Shake & Make App – Gone Free
Back in the day when working one on one with students, I loved using Ed Emberley’s books, providing step by step instructions for how to draw all kinds of animals, objects and seasonal themes with students as a visual motor, … Continue reading
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