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Braille Institute is proud to present ViA (Visually Impaired Apps) for iPhone and iPad. ViA has been designed to help blind and low-vision users easily sort through the 500,000+ apps in the iTunes App Store to locate the apps that were built specifically for visually impaired users, or apps that happen to provide functionality useful to this population.

used to be called Snapp4 kids * We have create and launched a new app tool call Insignio. This tool brings search to a whole new level, you can search any of the itunes stores, our database of apps and our database of Android apps all at once, you can create list of apps and publish them for other to see and you can save searches

Note: Click the Journal Jar to pick a new Journal Topic. YouTube Video - See it in Action! To get the full experience, run Journal Jar App on your mobile device. Got a camera on your mobile device? Scan the image with any QRCode Reader App (eg. Free Red Laser App in AppStore) to go directly to the app. Apple devices (iphone /ipod / ipad): Visit this page on your mobile browser & "Add to Home Screen" Android devices: Visit this page on your mobile browser:- (1) Add to your Bookmarks. (2) Open the browser "bookmarks" screen. (3) Long-press the bookmark. (4) Select "Add to Home Screen"

The AAC Apps Assistant is a unique and powerful fee-for-service tool for researching AAC communication Apps for iOS devices (iPads,iPhone, iPods with other platforms to be added). It provides information based on our review of over 100+ current communication Apps on the market.

ConnSense newsletter article about Apps. information about how to access apps and rating on apps.

videos of apps.

Color Note is a notepad app which give you a better note editing experience. Color Note is a simple notepad app. It give you a quick and simple notepad editing experience when you write notes, memo, email, message, shopping list and todo list. Color Note makes taking a note easier than any other notepad and memo apps.

Ot iTool Kit Apps. they have a list of iOS and some Android Apps for fine motor and handwriting.

 A comparison of Text To Speech Apps. I didn't see CoWriter in the list which is now available as an app

apps for children with special needs, videos and review of apps

reviews of educational apps

Teacher Assistant Pro is a mobile device app to aid classroom teachers in documenting, sharing, and tracking student classroom behavior with parents, guidance councilors, administrators, etc. The classroom teacher can customize the app so it reflects the terminology and procedures unique to the district, school, and/or classroom. Teacher's Assistant pro Track Student Behavior

Technology in (Spl) Education, can search for apps by IEP Goals/Skills. have a free app a day promotion

Words to Learn By is a McGraw- Hill app for vocabulary app that is currently free. 

days an idevice app that counts down days to go until an event. could be used as an organizaiton/to do app

ImageToText app allows you to extract editable ASCII text from images, and share the results by EMAIL or EVERNOTE. The app is free, very easy to use, and requires NO REGISTRATION. Simply take a picture of a document that you would like to extract text from, and e-mail the image to yourself, co-workers, friends. You will all receive not only the image but a text file that contains the editable text that is extracted from the image. Currently we are supporting English documents only.

InClass is a free iPhone and iPad app InClass provides students with tools for taking text, audio, and video notes. Students can also use the app to take pictures of hand-outs, slides, and other valuable information that they see in class. It can also be used as a task management tool to help students keep track of their schedules and due dates. To share notes, images, videos, and schedules students

Blio Free App for iphone and ipad, there is also an app for Android and it can be downloaded to computers. Provides text to speech for ebooks. there are some free ebooks but most you will have to pay for.

Apps for children with special needs

blog about apps for students with learning disabilities