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This blog site was developed to share information about apps used to support individuals with disabilities. The picture menu on the top shows you the six "big" categories into which apps have been organized. Click on any of these pictures to get a list of the posts that fall within each category. Sometimes, apps don't neatly fit within one of these six areas, so posts have also been tagged with other descriptors that might help you find what you are looking for. The list is on the left side of this screen. Just click on any category tag that is of interest. You can also use the search tool that is at the very bottom of this page.

"Apps for use with young children and students with disabilities"

"In this post, I'm sharing 10 free and low-cost apps that may be especially helpful for individuals who find reading and/or writing challenging. I've written previously about some of these resources, but I thought it might be useful to put them together in one place, with information about the apps in point form."

What would an iPad designed especially for a classroom look like? Here's a guess.

In informal tribute the historical significance of the iPad in a classroom; along with some suggestions for how it could be modified to be more classroom friendly.

It is Benjamin Bloom's belief that the entry point to learning is the acquisition of knowledge. He postulates that a solid foundation of terms, facts, theories, and skills is the educational base that will allow the mind to evaluate information effectively and inspire innovation.

This short guide provides a quick overview of the iPhone 3.0 software, what to expect, and what's upcoming in terms of applications and the iPhone 3G S.

Very helpful advice about downloading iPhone OS 3.0 and information about features on iPhone 3GS.

Collection of iPad apps for administrators compiled on this site by Mid-Hudson Regional Information Center.