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an interactive periodic table with a video for every element

Interactive table of color-coded visualization methods. Mouse over to view pop-up example

Pictures provide wonderful visual supports to support content. This cheat sheet created by the Loudoun County Assistive Technology Team shows how to quickly insert pictures in MS Word tables so that they remain the correct width for your table columns...no resizing needed!

Interactive periodic table of elements

Interactive periodic table of elements

The University of Nottingham Periodic Table of Videos

Under the Table tells the story of how our assumptions influence not only how we act, but how we treat others. This story is one of understanding and realization that all students are are capable and contributors in their communities. We know that diversity is a strength, but if we are to truly move inclusive education forward in our schools, we need to understand the essential component of presuming competence.

Neat alternative way of representing the periodic table.

Science games for grades 4-12, including an interactive periodic table game

Tables charting the chemical elements have been around since the 19th century - but this modern version has a short video about each one. We've done all 118 - but our job's not finished. Now we're updating all the videos with new stories, better samples

"Periodic Table of QR codes A QR code linking to our element videos on YouTube. Please print it out as big as possible and stick it up somewhere... for higher-res go to www.flickr.com/photos/periodicvideos/5912075438/sizes/o/i..."

A Guide to AAC practice in Periodic Table format

Make instant study guides by entering vocabulary words. The guide is created using a table in MS Word with the term, the definition(s), image(s) (optional), and blank notes column.

A table explaining the differences between both formats to help make decisions about which tools should be used in different situations.

Looking for games and activities to do with your students to help them learn to use their communication systems more effectively and engage in social interactions? CALL Scotland to the rescue! Their website provides a wealth of free downloadable games and activities designed to provide fun communication opportunities.

"Below, you'll be able to download a short but constructive and fun communication activity for a youngster who uses AAC. The activities aim to help a student to learn and practise - in other words, use! - his or her communication aid to enjoy interactions with others and build up useful social and communicative experiences. To benefit, you first need to ensure that the Talker is always out of its bag, charged up, and on the table/wheelchair mount ready for daily use. That done, even a 5 minute 'gap' can be turned into a useful communication game. The activities are taken from CALL's 'Keep Talking' book, which was inspired by the teacher who, on one of CALL Scotland's visits, said with some desperation 'I know I'm not doing enough. Somehow, my brain goes all fuzzy - I just can't think of any communication games...'."

"Windows Speech Recognition lets you control your PC by voice alone, without needing a keyboard or mouse. The following tables list commands that you can use with Speech Recognition. If a word or phrase is bold, it's an example. Replace it with similar words to get the result you want. For info on how to set up Speech Recognition for the first time, see Use speech recognition."