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Visual or Vibrating Alert Devices — AT3 Center News & Tips
Ten gadgets to help you stay safe, on time, and informed with a hearing impairment via Visual or Vibrating Alert Devices — AT3 Center News & Tips Great list of suggested devices for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. … Continue reading
Smart Apps For Special Needs: 10 Apps for Teaching Emotions and Calming Skills
Smart Apps for Special Needs provides 10 apps for teaching emotions and calming skills. There are great suggestions listed, any more you can add? Scooped from: Smart Apps for Special Needs As scooped with Scoop.it – OT mTool Kit Carol
Posted in Rest and Sleep, Self-regulation, Uncategorized
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OT’s with Apps – Apps and Application for Your School Based OT mTool Kit
Interested in learning about apps mobile device equipment related to school based Occupational Therapy intervention? Join OT’s with App’s for “Apps and Application for Your School Based OT mTool Kit” August 11th & 12th! Prior workshop participants received over $60 of free … Continue reading
Posted in Apps for OT's, Continuing Education, Dysgraphia, Early Childhood, Education, Elementary School, iOS, iPad, Letter Formation, Mobile Device Use, Occupational Therapy, OCR, Rest and Sleep, School Based Interventions, Self-regulation, Stylus, Therapist/Teacher Tools, Visual Perception, Writing
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Doodling for Relaxation with Kaleidoscope Doodle Apps
Finally, Don’t Forget Art! Activities that relax come in many forms and are individual for everyone. I have students who doodle or draw for relaxation at school, as long as it does not distract from learning – or occlude all … Continue reading
Apps List by Occupational Performance
Apps Listed By Areas of Occupational Performance I recently had an opportunity to write an article for AOTA’s Technology Special Interest Section Quarterly “What’s in Your Occupational Therapy Mobile Tool Kit?” published this June 2013. Limitations of the length of the article … Continue reading
Chillax… with an App!
Chillax app – no it’s not your teenage son or daughter telling you to chill out, but an app that can help you do that all by yourself! Listen to varieties of music and sounds in this free and simple app … Continue reading
OT’s with Apps Workshop: “Apps and Application for Your School Based OT mTool Kit!
Interested in learning about apps related to school based Occupational Therapy intervention and administrative tasks? Join OT’s with App’s for “Apps and Application for Your School Based OT mTool Kit” August 7th & 8th ! Registration Information For more information visit … Continue reading
Posted in Apps for OT's, Continuing Education, Occupational Therapy, Pediatrics, Pre-writing, Primary Grades, Print Disabled, Productivity apps, Rest and Sleep, School Based Interventions, Self Care, Self-regulation, Sensory Apps, Sensory Apps for ASD, Social Skills, Special education, Text to Speech, Video Modeling, Visual Communication, Visual Motor, Visual Perception, Voice Recognition, Word Prediction, Work Flow, Writing
Tagged Activities of Daily Living, App Review, App Review sites, Continuing Education, Early Childhood, Fine motor apps, iPad, iPad accessories, iPod, occupational therapy, OT Apps, pre-writing, visual communication, Visual motor apps, Visual Perception, Writing
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Creating Relaxation Slide Shows on your iPod Touch
Looking for a fast easy way to create a relaxation slide show with favorite pictures and music on your iPhone/iPod without purchasing music or an app? The iPod Touch is a great personal device for students or clients to aid self-regulation. … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, Education, Emotions, High School, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Mental Health, Middle School, Music app, Occupational Therapy, Photo, Rest and Sleep, Self-regulation, Sensory Apps, Sensory Apps for ASD, Special Needs
Tagged App Review, App Review sites, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Mental Health, occupational therapy, OT Apps, Rest and Sleep Apps, Sensory Apps, special needs students
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20 Calming Apps For Stressed-Out Students (And Teachers) – Edudemic
See on Scoop.it – OT mTool Kit The picture of college that we get from Hollywood is usually one where everyone is happy, carefree, and laid back, giving no thought to tomorrow. Carol Leynse Harpold‘s insight: Edudemic provides a variety … Continue reading