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Author Archives: Carol Leynse Harpold, MS, OTR/L, SCLV, ATP, CATIS
Read & Write for Google Chrome Free for Teachers
Are you familiar with Read & Write for Google Chrome? A Premium subscription is now free for Teachers! Not familiar with it? Here is an overview of what features are available in the Google Chrome app: How to get your free Google … Continue reading
Meet the Skoog. The easy-to-play musical instrument for everyone. | Skoogmusic
Have you met the Skoog? It’s an easy to play instrument for everyone, allowing access to programmable music using a Skoog and a computer. A technology access tool for individual with disabilities (no it’s not an app…). Whatever your musical skills … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Adaptive Music
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Webinar: Introduction to Audio Notetaker, a New Approach to Traditional Note-Taking | Adaptive Technology Resources Blog
See on Adaptive Technology Resources Blog Carol Leynse Harpold‘s insight: Sonocent is a computer based note taking solution for students in high school or college providing slides from presentations, recording of audio and note taking tools rolled into one application. … Continue reading
Posted in High School, Note Taking, Post secondary
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Apps Gone Free! – Today
Here are a couple of apps gone free this weekend, new and familiar, which are suitable for a variety of ages: Skill Game app (now free, regularly 2.99) for iPhone/iPad and also available for Android. Is a challenging visual motor, … Continue reading
Posted in Adults, Android, App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Customizable app, Elementary School, Fine Motor Development, Free apps, Game, Geriatrics, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Memory, Occupational Therapy, Visual Memory, Visual Motor, Visual Perception
Tagged Android, App Review, Geriatrics, iPad, iPhone, Memory, occupational therapy, Visual motor apps, Visual Perception
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CoLAR App – Make your coloring creation come alive!
Looking for a bit of magic when coloring with your child or student? Use the free CoLAR app for iPad/iPhone or Android to create your colored worksheet into a virtual reality. Oh, yes and it is free ( additional worksheet images … Continue reading
12 year-old develops handwriting-to-speech app, HandySpeech – NUANCE
See on Scoop.it – OT mTool Kit “At just 12 years old, Eric Zeiberg developed HandySpeech for iOS – a handwriting-to-speech application that allows individuals to draw on a smartphone or tablet screen with their finger and have the text … Continue reading
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Central Access Reader-Free Screen Reader that Reads Math Accurately!
Technology for Education’s video provides an overview on Central Access Reader software. Central Access Reader -A FREE screen reader that reads Math accurately, is going to help so many students and individuals who struggle with literacy, processing,… Carol Leynse Harpold‘s … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Math, Reading, Text to Speech
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Voice Dream Reader Updated and on Sale
Voice Dream Reader app’s newest upgrade features support for images in PDF files and also more high quality text to speech voices. Voice Dream Reader has been a great bargain with its many features and improvements. Typically 9.99, it is now reduced to … Continue reading
Social Skill Builder App – Review and Promo Codes
Thank you to Social Skills Builder for providing me with their Social Skills Builder – Full app for review. As an OT we are often involved in self-regulation strategies which for some student involves working on social skills as well … Continue reading
AAC Ferret App – A Way to Sift and Winnow for an AAC App
As a huge fan of the folks at Spectronics, I felt compelled to share this app with those supporting individuals with special needs. As an OT and AT Practioner, finding the right tool for the client, environment and task is … Continue reading
Posted in Augmentative Communication, iPad, iPhone
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