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The cut-off marks for SNAP 2013 will be declared during the result of the exam. Each participating institute will declare their individual SNAP 2013 cut-offs. Since this year the SNAP 2013 Cut-off marks have not been declared yet, we will give you the last year's SNAP cut-offs so that you can get an idea about the SNAP 2013 Cut-off and what to expect this year.  

Google just updated its iOS search app to include advanced voice search. The new feature is similar to Apple's Siri. Click here to download the free app. With the Google Search app you can ask questions by voice and get spoken feedback. The Google app is very quick and the voice recognition is accurate. It is almost indential to the voice search included in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. It is able to answer a broad range of questions and always has Google search results to fall back on. The Google app cannot read text messages, call people, set reminders, dictate notes, set alarms or be used from the lock screen like Apple's Siri. The Google app is still great for asking questions and getting good answers. Also for people without Siri the Google app is a great alternative. 

Differentiating instruction is a time-tested way of thinking about meeting students' needs as they make progress toward achievement or learning targets.  Differentiation is an elegant mindset that suggests to teachers a framework that permits them to engage students while focusing on learning results, and digital technologies offer many opportunities to differentiate instruction in meaningful ways.  However, differentiating instruction takes a concerted planning effort on our parts as teachers and teacher educators. This is especially so as we develop a mindset that differentiation can be effective. In this post, I propose a three-phase approach to planning differentiated instruction: Where do we start planning for differentiated instruction with technology, What are considerations for who we teach, what we teach, and how we plan? How do I put it all together?

"The iPad wasn't designed with autistic children in mind, but, anecdotally, the results are seemingly miraculous," say's well known technology bloggers (and Apple Critic) John Gruber.

breaks the search results down into categories, displayed on the left-hand side of the screen. Good for narrowing down topics.

When a visitor hover their mouse over a word, a request is sent to a dedicated symbolisation servers. A list of appropriate symbols is compiled and the results are displayed seemlessly to the visitor without interrupting their browsing experience.

"This article presents the results of a meta-analysis to determine the effect of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) on the speech production of individuals with developmental disabilities."

" * A Normal Curve, along with associated standard score conversions for a variety of metrics, that can be used to convey results to clients or professionals; * A Conversion Chart, which enables you to rapidly convert between T scores, z scores, percentiles, and standard scores; * An Age Calculator, which quickly generates an individual's exact age in years, months, and days after you input his or her birth date; * A Mental Age Determiner, which enables you to input an individual's chronological age and IQ and receive an estimate of his or her mental age; * A Stopwatch, which assists in the monitoring of timed assessments or performance tasks by enabling you to count down from a specified amount of time or count up from 00:00; and * A Compliancy Calculator, which helps you to comply with state and/or district mandates by quickly calculating the deadline for initial appointment set-up. "

There are so many opportunities and uses of technology in education. How do you use it?  Please add it in the comments. We will compile and publish the results.

A free online spell checker that will spell check your text or website. Fast and accurate results are then emailed to you. This site can spell check in 27 languages. No software required. Why UDL? Spell checkers are a great example of a tool to support composition.

Balance your homework so you can produce better results with less stress. homeworktree can help you: work week-by-week, rather than deadline to deadline work on smaller, shorter tasks rather than big ones avoid deadlines "sneaking up on you" enjoy your social time guilt-free! (because you've planned when the work will get done) create a weekly plan, which allows flexibility and but still limits your procrastination

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search engine that increases the size of the font.