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Tag Archives: OT Apps
Button, Button, Do You Have the Button Board ?
I have a bit of an issue suggesting iPad apps as fine motor skill apps, I consider them visual motor activities with true fine motor skills developed using haptic skills of in-hand manipulation, tactile discrimination with three-dimensional objects. There are a … Continue reading
Irlen Syndrome – Is There an App for That??
Irlen Syndrome – Is There an App for That??? Recently I had the opportunity to be trained as an Irlen Screener by Irlen Diagnostician, Judy Palapala of the Irlen Clinic of the Twin Cities. Having worked with both students and adults … Continue reading
Posted in Apps for OT's, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Irlen Syndrome, Reading, Uncategorized, Visual Perception
Tagged App Review, iPad, iPhone, iPod, OT Apps, Reading, Visual Perception
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Apps to Support Individuals with Learning Disabilities
Apps for Individuals with Learning Disabilities Shopping for some apps to support the needs of individuals with LD who are middle – high school aged or older? Here an updated, downloadable list of preferred apps for reading, writing, organization, reference material, math, concept … Continue reading
Posted in Adults with LD, Android, App Reviews, Apps for OT's, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Language Arts, Learning Disability, Math, Note Taking App, OCR, Organization, Post secondary, Reading, Scanning, Special education, Text to Speech, Writing
Tagged Android, App Review, iPad, iPhone, Learning Disability, math, Organization, OT Apps, Reading, Writing
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Dysgraphia Solutions for Math
Students with dysgraphia are challenged with producing written information legibly and fluently. Written composition is a significant challenge but also writing math problems can also be a challenge. Here area a few solutions for creating math problems electronically – yes with … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Elementary School, High School, iPad, Learning Disability, Math, Middle School, Occupational Therapy, Writing
Tagged App Review, iPad, math, occupational therapy, OT Apps, Writing
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Play Your Musical Drawing – Hands Free with Color Band App
Color Band App, for iPad (free with in-app purchases) provides an interesting twist of technology to drawing with music. It Combine a drawing with crayons and music with the ability to play the music with your fingers as well as hands free … Continue reading
Timers with Elapsed App
Ever need a timer that provides multiple alarms ? A student that I work with is working on determining his self regulation needs along with completing homework tasks with greater independence using schedules and work choices within his day. Taking a … Continue reading
Posted in Adults, Adults with LD, App Rubric, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, Autism, Cognitive Impairment, Developmental Delay, Free apps, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Life Skills, Occupational Therapy, Organization
Tagged App Review, Autism, Employment apps, occupational therapy, Organization, OT Apps, special education
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Summer Road Trip Apps – Gone Free (and other road trip games)!
What to do with the kids in the car on a road trip? Have a summer road trip coming up? There are many fun road trip activities to engage a whole family when riding in the car. Here are some … Continue reading
Posted in Game, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Leisure apps, Uncategorized
Tagged iPad, iPhone, iPod, Just for Fun!, occupational therapy, OT Apps
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iGet It… Cooking Vocabulary and Create Recipe Photo Sequence Book App
iGet It Apps has developed a new app, i Get… Cooking Vocabulary and Create Recipe Photo Sequence Books for iPhone and iPad (4.99). iGet Cooking provides not only vocabulary support but also the sequential steps of cooking tasks from identifying equipment … Continue reading
Posted in App Reviews, Apps for OT's, Apps for Special Needs, Autism, Customizable app, iADL's, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Life Skills, Occupational Therapy, Self Care, Special education, Special Needs
Tagged Activities of Daily Living, App Review, Autism, iADL, iPad, iPhone, iPod, occupational therapy, OT Apps, special needs students
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Bitsboard Pro App Gone Free
Are you familiar with Bitsboard app? By the developers at Grasshopper apps, this fabulous iPad language app provides many activities that are customizable activities for students with special needs. Thinking this is just for speech or the special education teacher? Think again! For students … Continue reading
AppWriter US Update Reads PDF’s on the iPad!
Ling Apps has been working hard on this first version of their PDF reader in their AppWriter App (US, 29.99) for iPad. Most PDF files can be read aloud, and each word will be highlighted directly in the PDF file as it is … Continue reading
