EDTECH at Boise State University

This website offers step by step instructions on how to integrate subjects into physical education and vice versa. In addition, it offers several links to actual lesson plans and ideas.

NEA has provided a list of curriculum resources for STEM in the classroom. A lot of these resources can be integrated into multiple subjects for an effective STEM classroom.

An article by Education Weekly that explores the integration of math and ELA concreting both subjects.

Great article about assistive technologies that can be implemented in a science class.

Examples of apps and tools to assist with assistive technology implementation

This collection includes articles, interviews, papers, and presentations about issues involving disability, libraries, and higher education.

From CollegeStats.org, a list of mobile apps, software, and online resources for different types of disabilities that might affect college students.

The DO-IT Center's goal is to empower people with disabilities through technology and education. There are a wealth of resources here, some of which are specifically geared towards students and educators. They promote awareness and accessibility in both the classroom and the workplace.

This chart, organized by the Georgia Department of Education, provides a snapshot of the major assistive technologies available for English classrooms and what academic levels they are suited for.

This site covers a variety of technologies, devices, and strategies that assist students with cognitive disabilities, especially academic challenges.

PD and workshops for those interested in furthering their knowledge on assistive technologies.

This article provides the differences between adaptive and assistive technology.

offers a list of 8 examples of assistive technology with some links to outside resources.

This website is a browsable resource where topics on disability and technology can be selected and browsed.

According to the Texas Education Government Agency (https://tea.texas.gov/Academics/Instructional_Materials/Accessible_Instructional_Materials/), this website "serves as a resource to state and district-level educators, parents, publishers, conversion houses, accessible media producers, and others interested in learning more about accessible educational materials and the National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard (NIMAS)."

This website contains a vast library of educational videos that are designed to teach students about various topics in the world of math, science and computers. The videos are accompanied with practice problems for learners to go through after each video to assess their learning.

This is a website that specifically helps educators use YouTube in the classroom. With some many videos already out there, YouTube is a powerful tool. This site helps pair specific videos to specific topics.

This text ties different technology integration strategies to different learning theories. It also offers instructors different ways to incorporate technology into their classes and reflect on their current practice.

Quizlet is a web-based and mobile service that lets its users study various topics with instructions tools and games. Teachers can create different quizzes and games that students can use to study. Students can create their own accounts and make their own personal study tools as well.

Instagram is a social media service that lets users share photos and videos. This app can be used as a way for students to share ideas and work with each other through the use of hashtags. Students can also share their images with the Instagram community and receive additional feedback. This app also doubles as a video and image editing software.