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Category Archives: Word Work
Attainments’s Access Language App – Gone Free (today only)
Interested in a literacy app for students who benefit from modified text and supports? Attainments Access Language App (for iPad only, regularly 39.99) provides access to frequently read books in a modified format. iTunes description of the Attainment app states: … Continue reading
Word Wizard App Gone Free
How long apps go free is always a mystery, but if you are interested in an early word making app, Word Wizard app (regularly 2.99) is currently free. Described as the Speak and Spell for the iPad Generation, this app … Continue reading
OT’s with Apps mTool Kit App List
OT’s with Apps mTool Kit App List Updated 6-2-2013 (click on above link for Word doc app list) It’s been a while since the OT’s with Apps mTool Kit list has been updated. Please find this new list at the … Continue reading
Posted in Android, App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, Cause and Effect apps, Elementary School, Emotions, Fine Motor Development, Free apps, Game Apps for Special Needs, Geriatrics, Handwriting, Holiday and Special Events, iADL's, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Organization, Self Care, Self-regulation, Sensory Apps, Social Skills, Spelling, Story Telling, Text to Speech, Visual Communication, Visual Memory, Visual Motor, Visual Perception, Voice Recognition, Word Prediction, Word Work, Writing
Tagged Android, App Review, apps for fine motor, Early Childhood, occupational therapy, OT Apps, special needs students
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Creating Picture Vocabulary with Read & Write Google Extension
Kurtis Broeg in his blog post “Sharing Picture Vocabulary using Read & Write with Google Extension” provides an explanation and a video demonstrating how to create a picture vocabulary list in Read & Write in Google Chrome. I am thankful to be able … Continue reading
6 best phonics apps for iPad: teach kids to read, write and spell
Tech Radar provides a comparison of phonics apps worth checking out at: http://www.techradar.com/news/mobile-computing/tablets/6-best-phonics-apps-for-ipad-teach-kids-to-read-write-and-spell-1143996 (also linked on Scoop.it – OT mTool Kit ) Phonics is the primary way in which children learn basic literacy at schools and you can help them learn … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Language Arts, Reading, Word Work
Tagged App Review, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Reading, special education
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Reading Egg apps (on sale) and reviewed by Small But Kinda Mighty
Source: smallbutkindamighty.com via OT’s with Apps & Technology on Pinterest Reading Eggs Apps reviewed by Small but Kinda Mighty currently on sale. A make your own letter is included in the apps reviewed. Check out these literacy apps reviewed by Deanne … Continue reading
Dictionary Apps to Support LD
Dictionary Apps to Support LD I love dictionary apps on mobile devices. They provide spelling and word look up on demand. For individuals with reading and spelling challenges it can provide immediate access to spelling or definitions using the integrated voice recognition tools … Continue reading
Posted in Adults with LD, Android, App Reviews, Apps for Special Needs, Dictionary app, Free apps, High School, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Learning Disability, Middle School, Occupational Therapy, Post secondary, Reference, Spelling, Word Work, Writing
Tagged Android, App Review, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Learning Disability, occupational therapy, special education
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