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Assistive Technology in Education
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Preface
Assistive Technology can make the difference between a successful school experience and a failed one. As disabled students grow, they may be able to find technology that can help them a little bit, that can make up for their disability, or that can help them exceed what they or others ever expected. Assistive technology, or AT, is a field that is changing as fast or faster than the rest of technology used in teaching and learning. This book will initially focus on assistive technology that can be used in a normal classroom.
Table of Contents
100% July 31, 2009 Contents
100% July 31, 2009 /Early Childhood/
100% July 31, 2009 iPod Applications
100% July 31, 2009 Mac OS Accessibility
50% March 2, 2010 Windows OS Accessibility
100% July 13, 2009 Life Skills Class
100% July 17, 2009 Communication for non-speaking Autistic Children
50% March 2, 2010 eBook Readers
100% July 17, 2009 DAISY Talking Book Standard
100% July 13, 2009 /Physically Handicapped/
50% February, 19, 2009 /Proloquo2Go/
25% February 21, 2010 /Speech Recognition Software/
75% February 26, 2010 /Mathematics Class/
50% February 26, 2010 Music Class
50% February 26, 2010 iPad Apps
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Educational technology
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