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"Instantly speak another language, voice to voice, with SayHi Translate for iPhone and iPad. With over 100 languages available, can you imagine talking in one language and immediately hearing yourself speaking another language? SayHi Translate is an award winning app that helps you break down language barriers. Talk face to face in over 100 languages with our magical technology. Put an interpreter in your pocket. "

"A lesson about every single element on the periodic table Created by the Periodic Videos team using the TED-Ed platform. 1 H Hydrogen "

"CommuniKate 20 is a socially focused page set designed exclusively for people who use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)."

101 WAYS O TEACH CHILDREN SOCIAL SKILLS A READY-TO-USE,REPRODUCIBLE ACTIVITY BOOK

" Be nice to those on your mailing list who may have low vision, and consider using a font with consistent stroke widths, open counterforms, and pronounced ascenders and descenders to make reading easier for them. Three fonts you may already be familiar with that have these features are; Century Schoolbook, Arial, and Frutiger Bold."

"APHont™ was developed by the American Printing House for the Blind specifically for low vision readers and is offered free-of-charge. APHont is available for both Mac and PC users."

"SnaPanda is a free Android app that could help students expand their vocabulary. With SnaPanda installed on your phone you can point it at any clearly printed word on a page in a book, in a magazine, or on a sign and get the definition of that word."

"PaceRecorder is a simple Android app that records your voice and gives you instant feedback about the pace with which you are speaking."

"I decided to put together a list of 29 of my favorite apps that I think educators and students should try over the next month. The list is embedded below as a Google Docs presentation."

"At Apps.Search.Yahoo.com you can search for Android and iOS apps. You can filter results according to OS, price, and category. "

"Coffitivity recreates the ambient sounds of a cafe to boost your creativity and help you work better. Supported by science and backed by a community of creative people using the app every day, Coffitivity is the perfect addition to your workday arsenal!"

Carly is a young woman living with autism who co-authored the book Carly's Voice: Breaking Through Autism. To help promote her book, they have created this video experience of what it might feel like to live in Carly's world, giving users a first-person point of view into Carly's experience.

"here is a list of ways you can take advantage of the vast knowledge available online, allowing us to appreciate how willing people are to innovate and share."

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"The Visual Currency Calculator (formerly Visual Coin Calculator) is an easy to use app for counting money. It has two different modes - one for simply adding up the money you have, another for adding and subtracting groups of coins and bills. This app is great for anyone from children learning to count currency to adults who just want an easy way of tracking the change in their pocket. "

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"Turn everyday moments into brain-building moments! New science has shown that our children's brains develop the most during the ages of 0-5. Daily Vroom is an app created to make the most of these precious years when the foundation for all future learning is happening. It offers parents ways to help make connections in their child's growing brain. And it's all rooted in new science. Every day, the app serves up a "Vroom" (a simple brain-building activity) into the palm of your hand, providing you with a daily dose of inspiration. It enhances the things you already do and helps spark new ideas"

"Welcome to the Down Syndrome Reading Profiles Study resources site.  Here you will find links to a growing list of instructional resources and guidance as to which children will benefit most from which strategies, technologies, and materials. "

"Hasbro and The Autism Project team up to introduce ToyBox Tools, a free online resource where caregivers and educators can find tools to make play easier and more accessible for children with developmental disabilities. ToyBox Tools is a collaboration connecting evidence-based practices with classic Hasbro toys. ToyBox Tools can help children experience the joy of play with three levels of tools available for those who need support: basic play, expanding play and social play levels."