Understanding the use of Assistive Technology in the classroomThis presentation is a brief overview of Assistive Technology in the classroom.
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Technology tools to support executive functioning. |
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This system gives the typist the greatest speed, is easiest and gives the user a greater feeling of self-esteem is called One Hand QWERTY. In this, the typist centers his or her fingers on FGHJ, on a normal standard keyboard. You can find this system here.
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A resource for parents with students ages 3–20, that are struggling with learning and attention issues.
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This guide will show you have to find a student's Google account login information within Aeries.
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Provides the largest, highest-quality library of curated nonfiction and literary articles in the country, along with reading comprehension and vocabulary lessons, formative assessments, and teacher guidance. Most importantly, everything ReadWorks does is based on proven cognitive science research, not unproven academic theory.
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Online non-fiction articles that can be leveled so that your student can access the content at their reading level.
Contact the MDUSD Sp Ed office to inquire about a Techers account.. |
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Storyline Online, streams videos featuring celebrated actors reading children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations.
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Simple tool that provides background white noise that helps with focus.
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An online kids' eBook subscription service that offers thousands of high-quality books from well known publishers that both teachers and parents can use with children.
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"At Sumdog, we want to help every child enjoy math and ELA.
Our online learning service is used by millions of children worldwide. It adapts to each individual, using engaging game-based learning to motivate and build confidence. Meanwhile, our learning engine reports progress to their teachers and parents, and frees educators to target their interventions. Sumdog provides engaging learning and practice in numeracy for children aged 5-14, and literacy for children aged 5-11." |
Turning On Text to Speech for
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Tar Heel Gameplay, a collection of free, easy-to-play, and accessible games. Each game is speech enabled and may be accessed using multiple interfaces, including touch screens and 1 to 3 switches.
You may create your own games using videos from the huge collection at YouTube. Tar Heel Gameplay is being developed and tested in the Google Chrome browser. It may work in other modern browsers but save yourself some confusion and try it with Chrome. Ready to get started? Click the button to the right! |
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Lucidchart is a drawing tool that comes with many pre-made educational templates of charts and diagrams. Students can collaborate on a Lucidchart, add web links and images. Lucidchart works with student's Google drive to keep all their work organized.
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Create your first document & basic functions in LucidChart:
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Creating a Sequence Chart Tutorial in LucidChart:
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Google Dictionary extension makes it super easy for anyone to search for and find word definitions with a single click. The way Google extension dictionary works is simple: open a web page, double click on any word, a pop-up bubble shows up containing the word's definition.
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