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Patrick Black

MyNoteit - An online note taking tool for students - 6 views

  • Manage tasks with your to-do list Keep track of what you have to do, and what you've done. Never forget about homework or a quiz.
  • Easily search and share notes Search and bookmark notes. Share notes with your friends and groups.
  • Take, edit and share notes online Take and store your notes online. Edit and revise notes with peers. Look-up and define words with your Workspace Utilities.
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  • Don't forget anything with your calendar Advanced calendar for easy assignment management
  • Stay in the loop with class groups Share notes and assignments with everybody in your class. Post questions on the message board.
karen Janowski

WHS Skills Cafe - 3 views

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    cheryl oakes' work - reimaging the High School Learning Center using UDL, learning style inventories and technology.
Patrick Black

iTherapy - Emerging Autism Therapy - 1 views

  • Technology for the most part serves for the betterment of society. In the realm of education, technology has become an integral part of the system. Educators from all over the nation are using technology in their repertoire to enhance classroom learning. Among the many benefits is greater access to education for everyone, but in particular technological advancements have opened education more than ever to learners with disabilities like autism spectrum disorders.
karen Janowski

The cost of Professional Learning «Ideas and Thoughts from an EdTech - 3 views

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    Dean's post about the cost of PD with excellent comments
karen Janowski

ENVIRONMENTAL PRINT Series | Language Arts for Nonreaders (48 SIGNS/17STRIPS) - 6 views

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    learned about this from Kate's blog
Peggy George

E-Learning Queen: Assistive Technologies for Online Learning - 4 views

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    "For many -- not just those with special needs -- participating in an online course is very difficult without assistive technologies. Augmentive and alternative communication products can help students with disabilities. It is useful, however, to look at some assistive technologies as effective for learners who have specific learning preferences and who may benefit from being able to access content in more than one format. Take a look at the different assistive technologies that are available. You may be surprised how affordable they are, and how helpful they might be for you, especially with respect to keyboards, touchscreens, screen-readers (and "talking books"), and speech recognition. "
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    Excellent compilation of technology tools and links for assistive technology.
Kathy Malsbenden

Learning Cafe-door to the future - 2 views

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    "his posts serves to announce a blog for my resource room students and families at Wells High School, Maine. I will post articles and references that I am using as I set up a resource room for our digital students. I will pose questions and ask for the wisdom of the crowd. I hope my students, parents, educators and friends will help build this site as a resource to all. Thanks to Istvan for this unique photo. http://www.flickr.com/photos/i_csuhai/2984029909/"
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