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A Helping Hand: Assistive Technology Tools for Writing

Ask a Tech Teacher

Of course, there’s a chance Nabokov read this short story, but he denies it, which is why it may be a case of cryptomnesia. Of course, students shouldn’t rely only on Ginger’s help, but at least this application protects students from accidental mistakes and typos and helps in developing better accuracy in writing.

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12 Ways to Use Videos for Learning in the Classroom

ViewSonic Education

As technology continues to develop, it is vital to keep educational processes up to date. A video presentation can be a great way to introduce a new topic. With the traditional homework model, new material is presented in class and then consolidated at home with exercises or tasks. Use Video To Introduce New Topics.

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10 steps for making your online courses accessible for all students

eSchool News

According to a new report, incorporating Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in online courses not only benefits students with disabilities, but can have significant benefits for all students, ultimately increasing retention and improving learning outcomes. New report highlights 10-step plan to applying Universal Design for Learning online.

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How Automated Speech Recognition Could Change Studying Forever

Edsurge

One example that comes to mind is University of Massachusetts, Boston, economics professor Andrew Perumal, who uses Echo360 to facilitate in-class activities, such as asking students open-ended questions about course material. Of course, this is also essential assistive technology. Course: Amazon Transcribe Introduction.

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Improving Accessibility Often Falls to Faculty. Here’s What They Can Do.

Edsurge

That’s especially concerning to her, given assistive technologies alone won’t always help. But few enforcement levers exist to make sure that courses are actually compliant. The situation presents a challenge, especially for professors already stretched thin. You have to advocate for yourself.”

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Book Review- The Practical (and fun) Guide to Assistive Technology in Public Schools: Building or Improving Your District’s AT Team

SpeechTechie

Chris Bugaj and his colleague Sally Norton-Darr have penned an informative (and indeed, fun to read) guide to the role of Assistive Technology (AT) and its practitioners in the school setting. Where to look to learn more about Assistive Technology. Items in every AT’s toolkit (also might be helpful to have in yours).

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How Speech Recognition Could Change Studying Forever

Edsurge

One example that comes to mind is University of Massachusetts, Boston, economics professor Andrew Perumal, who uses Echo360 to facilitate in-class activities, such as asking students open-ended questions about course material. Of course, this is also essential assistive technology. Course: Amazon Transcribe Introduction.

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