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Great tool for analyzing student writing, thinking about what a text needs.

Marvellous blog by mother, who is also SLP, about her son who uses AAC. Language, literacy, learning, and independence focus.

Oct. 29, 2010 article. iPads and Disability.

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).

Opinion app for iPad allows up to 10-minute recordings and some editing. StoryCorps.me for iPhone or Android includes interview questions and does NOT require setting up StoryCorps account. Creating account allows you to publish recordings to StoryCorps website.

Sam Sennott's AAC, AT, inclusion, literacy, UDL, IOS, mobile tech blog. Lots of useful info.

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

Compilation of alternative. Especially helpful for getting students with significant disabilities writing.

Toby Scott' awesome information resource on alternative writing tools for students with disabilities.

Toby Scott's alternative pencils website is full of great ideas, video examples, and more. Great site to educate yourself to possibilities for students with significant disabilities.