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MobileASL is a video compression project at the University of Washington with the goal of making wireless cell phone communication through sign language a reality in the U.S.

On this site you can find a series of PowerPoint stories featuring the characters Reg and Lellow by Chris Roland. The stories have been designed to help young children learn English and can be used in class with pre-school, infant and primary levels.  As they have been written by an English teacher, they also have a  number of pedagogical features to aid language acquisition, make in class storytelling as easy as possible for the teacher and story content easily integrated into schools' English curriculum.

Zac Browser is an interface that simplifies and blocks aspects of sites which may make it difficult for autistic students.

make Flash-based games full-screen to play on interactive whiteboard or touchscreen

Helping our students learn how to deliver good presentations, and helping ourselves practice what we preach, is always a challenging exercise (at least, it is

Disney site that allows you to make pictures, draw, tell a story etc.

The KidTools program includes template tools to assist children in self-management, problem solving, and making plans and contracts.

The e-DBRC system is an electronic daily behavior report card that allows teachers and schools to progress monitor prosocial behavior, communicate with parents, implement interventions and make data based decisions. Using an A-B-C-D-F grading system (modified for early childhood settings to red, yellow, green/happy, neutral, sad faces) the e-DBRC is an effective efficient method of data collection and reporting on behavior.

Family AAC Study Purposes: Evaluate AAC systems taught/used @ school for function in family & community settings; how families communicate @ home; areas of need to address daily communication goals; where researchers/interventionists need to focus to make systems functional across school & home. Questions? Contact the researcher, Elizabeth (Mom to Becca) at edallmann@horizon.csueastbay.edu

"TechMatch is a free resource for clinicians, care providers, and educators. It matches clients and students who have cognitive impairments with computer technologies most likely to meet their needs. TechMatch includes a comprehensive assessment questionnaire that makes it easy to find the right computer technology. It produces a printable pdf report that summarizes the findings and offers clear and straight forward advice about the strengths and weaknesses of each potential technology"

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