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Author Archives: Carol Leynse Harpold, MS, OTR/L, SCLV, ATP, CATIS
Read & Write app for Google Docs
Are you aware of Read & Write app for Google Docs? First off it has been confusing to me to consider the Read & Write extension available in Google Chrome as an app. Apps have a wider connotation than I thought. Doing a little … Continue reading
Black Friday iOS App Deals!
Deals! iOSnoops is one of the places I peruse looking for free or reduced apps. The list of free and reduced apps for iOS is exceptionally long today with some great deals on apps. Here are some of the deals that caught … Continue reading
Styluses for the Emerging Artists and Writers
Mobile devices provide great opportunity for direct access using fingers to draw, write or tap to interact on a touchscreen tablet any where. With its popular use with children, mobile devices can be yet another tool to transition users to writing tools to work on pencil … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Early Childhood, Fine Motor Development, Handwriting, iPad, iPhone, iPod, iPod/iPad Accessory, Occupational Therapy, Stylus
Tagged accessories, iPad, iPad accessories, iPhone, iPod, occupational therapy, Stylus
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Your Therapy Source – www.YourTherapySource.com: Motor Skills, Emotions and Autism
See on Scoop.it – AT 4 Education Your Therapy Source provides another interesting summary of research on motor skills, emotions and Autism. Although interventions with individuals require many different types of approaches it is no wonder why there are so many … Continue reading
Counting Dots – Ellie’s Games
Ellie’s Game apps are described as “frustration free apps” providing cause effect and simple touch interactive games on the iPad/iPod Touch or Android mobile devices. With simple and clear graphic designs, Ellie Games provides emergent learners with touch activities to … Continue reading
Posted in Android, App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Cause and Effect apps, Early Childhood, Fine Motor Development, Finger Isolation, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Occupational Therapy, Special Needs, Uncategorized
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Bugs & Bubbles App
Bugs and Bubbles is an app for the iPad ($2.99) from Little Bit Studio, LLC, the same creators of the infamous and wonderful Bugs and Buttons. The graphics and amazing attention to detail in this app are truly some of … Continue reading
TextGrabber + Translator App – Mobile Scanner for IPhone or IPad
See on Scoop.it – Apps for Special Education “TextGrabber + Translator turns your iPhone into a multifunctional mobile scanner with translation capability.” An inexpensive app that can actually turn an iPhone and IPad into a scanner. You simply take … Continue reading
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iPad Adaptive Styluses for Individuals with Mobility Impairment
Looking for styluses for individuals with a mobility impairment (this is for you Phil!)? Here is what I found as possible adaptive styluses for quadriplegic or individuals with limitations in grasp or strength: Adjustable Touch Screen Stylus from Enabling Devices (79.95) iFaraday … Continue reading
What Apps Will Benefit Your Patients?
Image from http://occupational-therapy.advanceweb.com/Web-Extras/Online-Extras/App-of-the-Week.aspx Angela Wood OTR reviews apps for Occupational Therapy Advance. Checking out their website I came across her curated app reviews for 2011. Angela uses an app rating system on each of her reviews providing a good method of … Continue reading
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Your Therapy Source – www.YourTherapySource.com: Using Metronome Apps to Teach Gross Motor Skills
See on Scoop.it – Apps for Special Education Your Therapy Resource describes how to teach gross motor skills using a metronome app. Check out their idea. What other ways could you use a metronome app for learning? Carol … Continue reading
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