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Edutopia article on using the 'video game' model for planning instruction.

"Science students haven't been left out, of course, and there are a wide range of applications offering help with chemistry, biology, astronomy and even the math that comes along with certain fields. If you're a college student looking to supplement your science studies, these apps are some of the best for learning, sharing, researching and just plain having fun."

"Read&Write for Google™ is now Free for Teachers!"

Lifehacker Pack for Chrome: Our List of Essential Chrome Extensions Google's Chrome browser is packed full of an incredible amount of extensions that add all sorts of functionality. It's tough to sift through the store to find what's useful though, so let us save you some time with this collection of the best Chrome extensions.

"We hear a lot of reasons for not beginning high-tech Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) with students who have Complex Communication Needs (CCN)…A LOT of reasons.  I've chosen the top six and created a flow chart.  I like flow charts, but for those of you who do not, I've also written a narrative version, with related links."

"Trying to stay abreast of every new development is difficult. By leveraging various social media outlets, however, students, parents, and assistive technology professionals can keep up with the best available tools."

"The Importance of Autistic People Seeing Reflections of Ourselves in Media - Sesame Street, Julia and Me"