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Windows troubleshooter in order to fix all the hardware or software problems affiliated with your device. Although they do not have the ability to fix each and every problem, the problem of your Wi-Fi being disconnected from your laptop can using this.

This informative, fast moving presentation will describe the revolution in computing that is occurring around us and how that change will affect the people who use assistive technology as well as those who support them. From Apple's iOS (the operating system used on the iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad) back to the One Laptop per Child XO, this session will give participants the background knowledge to understand what the new technologies consist of, how they work, and how they can be used to help students. A review of how the iOS can be used in the following domains will be provided: assistive technology, communication, literacy, learning, organization, and play.

Requirements to use an iPad as an IWB. You need:- iPad- laptop or desktop computer (Apple is best, of course, but Windows computers can work as well since identified software is cross-platform) - WiFi network connection (configured with ports open to allow sharing/communication between the iPad and computer - this can be an ad-hoc network or a 'normal' wifi hotspot / network)- LCD projector with screen or large format TV to serve as the external display - remote control app (ex. Air Display, Splashtop, Team Viewer)- Software applications which support both remote control and remote mirroring of a computer screen, along with screen annotation / recording (IWB-like software)

I am a special education technology integration teacher at a school for students with disabilities. I created this blog is a resource for educators and parents. The blog will review apps and tools for the IPod Touch, Interactive whiteboard, laptops, and more.