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Summer Reading, Part 2

SpeechTechie

-Given the above two factors, I had begun to convince myself that I can effectively continue as a reader using my iPad and iPhone. I had also immersed myself in informational reading and thought that fiction just wasn't really for me anymore. So, since my technology was failing me, or I was failing within it, I bought a Kindle.

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mARch: Augmenting with Aurasma, Part 1.

SpeechTechie

Note: Aurasma is available for free for iPhone, iPod and iPad 2 and above. Recount or describe key ideas or details from a text read aloud or information presented orally or through other media. apps assistive technology association augmented reality books Common Core context curriculum connections FIVES images story grammar'

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Travels, Design and Gestures

SpeechTechie

Let''s look at a couple more examples of this trend towards minimalist design, both of which are currently iPhone-only but will run on your big screen, and also relate to skills and concepts that can be targeted in language therapy. This app''s gestures also let you interact with time- and location-based information. Gesture on!

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Organize yourself (and maybe others) via Google Keep

SpeechTechie

Notes are of course a way we can keep data on students, but providing consultation through a private practice motivates me to provide the best services possible, which in turn means not forgetting nuggets of information that could/should turn into action items for me.

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Building Teamwork and Perseverance in Early Elementary Students with Breakouts

MindShift

As a technology integrationist for Batavia Public Schools, a district outside Chicago, Sutherland was excited to give the strategy a try. It’s very hard to not prompt the students and support them through,” said Jennifer Duffy, another technology integrationist for the district. Teachers have used Google Forms set to auto-correct.