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Tech-enhanced learning blog. Worth checking in on periodically. Instructional, not assistive, tech.

Monica's reflections on literacy instruction for students with low incidence disabilities.

Nice presentation with photos by Karen Florka, explaining how literacy instruction is implemented in Wing Lake Developmental Center (MI).

Edutopia links to a variety of short videos on teaching students with disabilities. Particularly useful for inexperienced teachers or teachers unfamiiar with a particular disability.

Useful blog with all sorts of helpful tech info and resources.

You can now add Braille to your print materials easily and cheaply -- $29.95. Great way to adapt print input for kids with multiple disabilities. If you've taken our course, remember the "junk Braille" conversation?

Just what it says. Might be interesting ways to share teacher- or volunteer-created read-alouds for kids who need the support, or read-alouds of kids who can speak, who have been practicing repeated reading to build fluency (motivation and utility).

Support families and students with homework, create greater student independence and understanding, support Flipped classroom activities, and more.

Cute kids talk about letting kids be kids in the classroom.

The math, language, communication, reading, and writing online modules created by the Center for Literacy and Disability Studies for teachers of children with the most significant intellectual disabilities.