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Record up to five messages (60 seconds total recording time) and set the clock to play back messages at pre-set times. Each message can be assigned two playback times. For example, record "Time to take your medication." and set the clock to play the message at 7 a.m. and again at 6 p.m. If the message catches you off guard and you're not sure what it said, just press the "replay" button within one minute to repeat the last message. Change messages or play time anytime you want.

BookShare Go Read app for Android

Android app that allows you to control your Android phone from another phone via simple commands. One way is if you have misplaced your phone and it is on silent, you can turn the ringer back on to help you locate it.

EASe Games, the first PC video game series designed especially for children with auditory and balance issues. EASe Games are not only fun to play, but stimulate a child's auditory/vestibular and visual/balance sensory inputs, and help teach them to manage noise and regulate balance.

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.

The Kinect, out in stores Thursday, attaches to the Xbox 360 video game console and lets you play games using only your arms, legs and body. But, the technology is about more than fun and games.

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

"The National Center for Supported eText (NCSeT) at the University of Oregon is a federally funded research center investigating the impact of "supported electronic text" (or supported etext) on students' comprehension of content area material. Supported etext is digital text that has been modified in ways that are designed to increase access and support comprehension. These modifications are categorized by the role they play in the reading process - leading to a typology of eleven types of etext supports (Anderson-Inman & Horney, 2007). The NCSeT Typology provides the conceptual framework for the research supported by NCSeT."

"special needs, students, technology, teachers, music, performance, opportunity"

The Reactive Colours project, funded by NESTA, identified that certain fundamental aspects of social interaction and communication could be promoted in young children with Autistic Spectrum Conditions through technology environments that enable children to play and explore without fear of failure. A practical outcome of this research has been the fully customisable ReacTickles software.

Live Binder Collection of apps a parent has tried with their children with autism and others