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This article talks about the technology tools teachers could use to support language arts instruction.

How can we support every student? This resource talked about why UDL is essential and what we can do to make sure we have the strategies we need to meet all students' needs.

SlideDog is a powerful presentation tool that seamlessly switches between multimedia presentation files and makes it easy to present like a professional.

A kid friendly research website complete with its own encyclopedia, atlas and educational games designed to help with homework. The website is written by professional educators for young learners and provides a safe space online for students to visit outside of school hours.

This Common Sense Media article suggests some of the IOS or Android built-in accessibility features parents and teachers could be using with their special needs children.

This is a great app for students who are struggling with writing as a form of communication. The app is designed to be easy for younger audiences to record audio. The files can be uploaded or played back on the device.

This app is around $200 and is specifically deigned for younger students with autism. It allows them to communicate through images rather than speech and has had very positive feedback from parents and educators alike, who say the students want to say more but find it hard to.