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Summary: How can technology be used to help children with learning difficulties? A review of iPad and iPhone apps currently available.

Picnik makers have a whole swag of visually appealing tools to help make words look great.

Free text to speech utility that integrates into Word! For people with reading and writing difficulties, having text reinforced by hearing it read aloud can be very useful. Also a toolbar which might help struggling language learners.

EdTech in PYP "A collection of links to help promote educational technology use within the PYP framework" RSS Worth a look and then some!

Some very exciting ideas about how we might use the ipad to help make the paperless classroom more appealing. And i love the voice to text app

Cute could be used to help kids read /decode messages, look at ancient writing forms.

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