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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. apps assistive technology association augmented reality books Common Core context curriculum connections FIVES images story grammar' Aurasma is actually pretty easy to use! My apologies to readers with an iPad 1.

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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. So, since my technology was failing me, or I was failing within it, I bought a Kindle. And 2 audiobooks (via my iPhone)! The night mode features of reading apps were particularly attractive here.

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Mobile Learning Experience 2012 - April 11-13 in Phoenix, Arizona

The Mobile Native

Excited about mobile technology for learning and teaching? Cross Post From Tony Vincent''s Learning in Hand Interested in iPad, iPod touch, tablets, netbooks, laptops, phones, apps, podcasting, Android, iOS, and web-based tools? Want to connect with other educators and learn from their successes and challenges?

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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. Clear ($1.99) is an acclaimed to-do list app. Just food for thought! Gesture on!

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Wakelet

Adam Watson Edtech Elixirs

I am currently an Instructional Technology Coordinator (Digital Learning Coach) for Franklin County Schools and I work with each of our 13 schools on effective implementation of instructional technology. I love how easy it is to use on every platform (iPhone, Chrome browser, Chromebook, etc). How do you personally use Wakelet?

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Organize yourself (and maybe others) via Google Keep

SpeechTechie

So far I have been using Keep via its web version on the Mac, but there are apps available for iPad and iPhone and other platforms. Students may also have access to Keep (or you can request the administrator to "turn it on," and it therefore provides another assistive tech possibility within their existing Google Accounts.

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Tech-ing up Communication Books

SpeechTechie

Google Docs app on iPhone, identical features available on iPad So, are you using Google Apps for parent communication? And the best part, just tap the + button within a document from the mobile device app, then Image, and you can photograph any context throughout the day. If appropriate, you can have the student work on writing the captions!

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