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Descriptions and links to lots of useful tools for teachers (especially those in bring your own device (BYOD) schools where resources have been ripped from the education system to balance budgets or cut taxes.

Just what it says. Search via categories. 2000 photos currently and 35 new ones added weekly. Great teacher and student resource.

Simplistic. Good read for undergraduates or teachers with little knowledge of either ADHD or writing instruction or both.

EdTechReview. Useful resource for checking into tech efficiently. This link looks at online typing tutors.

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.

An overnight literacy camp for individuals with significant disabilities and Level II course for adults who have completed a one-week intensive literacy course with David Koppenhaver and Karen Erickson.

Remarkable resource for beginning readers, their families, and teachers of beginning readers. Tens of 1000's of digital books that can be read online with or without speech support or downloaded for use offline. Each book can be accessed using multiple interfaces, including touch screens, the IntelliKeys with custom overlays, and 1 to 3 switches. Parents and professionals may write their own books as well, a great way to create materials targeted to the specific interests of a child or student.

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.

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.