ATTEAM

free app for people with visual disabiliteis

24 Important Google Tips and add ons for teachers

The Educators Guide to Copyright, fair use of creative commons

Making Thinking Visible, The Story Of A Sketchnoter

21 Chrome Extensions for Struggling students.

You may already be excellent at taking notes, but have a look at these techniques and you might get even better.

some nice add-ins for Google spreadsheets

9. Skimzee - Summarize The Web Skimzee is a Chrome extension we should have covered earlier because it could have given your online reading a boost. It tackles information overload by combining web page summarization with social media search and web feed aggregation. You can control the level of summarization in Skimzee with a slider on the app's interface. The extra information from other sources can help to give the material you are reading more context.

Download or subscribe to the free course The iPad Model Classroom by Autism Spectrum Australia. I have not read this complete course

Nice article to use with teachers and SLPS

Interesting website to build vocabulary lists

I haven't reveiwed these suggested apps for students with disabilitiles

Periodic table of Ipad Apps

Google Keep is available for IOS, Android and Computer. It is a nice reminder tool

great poster about copyright and fair use

Using Google Docs, create a template that will serve as your daily agenda to be shared with students. Use tables, colors, and images to help organize your subjects or class periods. Place your Google Doc agenda in the "About" section of Google Classroom to be viewed by your students. When students open the Doc, they need to click the Drive icon and Save iit to their own Drive. Every day or week you'll update your shared agenda Doc for your students which will be viewable to them through Google Classroom or Drive. In Google Keep (keep.google.com) a new note needs to be made for each student. This note will be shared between you and your student so it doesn't matter if you create it or the student creates their own.

Google Keep is  a nice to do app for Iphone and Android

PDF to Audio Offline, another app that will provide text to speech support for almost any text file. 

Many educators don't realize that you can easily enable accessibility features on computers and mobile devices with a few clicks of the mouse.

another way to get written work digitized, but not cheap