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Category Archives: iPad
"Orangs and iPads: There’s an ape for that"
From Jeremy over on Teaching All Students. Okay, so I just posted earlier about re-purposing apps…Now, how about re-purposing the iPad for use with animals? According to an article in today’s Philadelphia Inquirer, two orangutans at a Milwaukee zoo are … Continue reading
Apps by Mayer-Johnson – I’m disappointed…
From Patrick Black over on Teaching All Students. I am a very heavy Mayer-Johnson product user. I have and use Boardmaker Plus on a daily basis in the classroom (and have for years). I have several other products/devices in my … Continue reading
Posted in apps, iOS, iPad, iphone, iPod touch, mayer-johnson, PCS, symbols
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Hands On Music: An iPad Band for Students with Disabilities
From Jeremy over on Teaching All Students. This is truly a MUST WATCH! It is the full version of the video shared by the Inclusive Design group at the Apple Distinguished Educators’ 2011 Summer Institue. As Luis Perez (ADE & … Continue reading
Mashable: 4 Ways iPads Are Helping People With Disabilities
From Jeremy over on Teaching All Students. Very exciting!! Earlier this week I was interviewed by Zoe Roberts of Mashable for an article that she published today, 4 Ways iPads Are Helping People With Disabilities. The article discusses four different … Continue reading
iKeyboard
From Patrick Black over on Teaching All Students. I heard about a great Kickstarter Project, the iKeyboard. The iKeyboard is a plastic guide to help you touch type on an iPad. The concept is that it attaches to the bottom … Continue reading
Posted in accessories, iOS, iPad, keyguards, typing
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iPad Growth Continues in Support of Special Education
From Lon over on No Limits to Learning. The iPad continues to become more and more popular for supporting students with special needs. I have shared my favorite apps in the past and came across the video clip and article … Continue reading
Posted in "Proloquo2Go", assistive technology, iPad, iPad apps for communication, iPad Apps for Special Education, iPad for special education
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iPad Growth Continues in Support of Special Education
From Lon over on No Limits to Learning. The iPad continues to become more and more popular for supporting students with special needs. I have shared my favorite apps in the past and came across the video clip and article … Continue reading
Posted in "Proloquo2Go", assistive technology, iPad, iPad apps for communication, iPad Apps for Special Education, iPad for special education
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To App or not to App…
From Patrick Black over on Teaching All Students. I am not an iOS evangelist, I do not believe that these devices can cure Autism, save lives or cure cancer. That being said I do see the benefit of having mobile, … Continue reading
Posted in AAC, communication, Evaluation, iOS, iPad, iphone, iPod touch, touch screen
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To App or not to App…
From Patrick Black over on Teaching All Students. I am not an iOS evangelist, I do not believe that these devices can cure Autism, save lives or cure cancer. That being said I do see the benefit of having mobile, … Continue reading
Posted in AAC, communication, Evaluation, iOS, iPad, iphone, iPod touch, touch screen
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#AppMondayTAS – MeMoves
From Patrick Black over on Teaching All Students. I’ve written about MeMoves before – MeMoves and MeMoves Revisited - so you know I’m a fan of the product. I knew they had an iOS app, but I haven’t had the opportunity to … Continue reading
Posted in #appmonday, #appmondaytas, iOS, iPad, iphone, iPod touch, MeMoves
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