This blog is for psychologists, teachers, speech and language therapists, related professionals, parents, technologists, and others interested in using technology more effectively to support engaged learning, cognitive development, communication, social-emotional skills development, health & wellness, transition-to-adulthood planning, and assessment linked to prevention and intervention. Enter a term or phrase in the search box to find what interests you!
I just came by a great blog, "Ed Tech Solutions: Teaching Every Student" authored by Karen Janowski, an assistive technology consultant. Click on the above title link to find her post about a wide range of free technology tools that can support Universal Design For Learning (UDL) and assistive technology efforts. Great job, Karen!
Mega-List of References and Resources-Technology,Education, Intervention & Prevention
The Encyclopedia of Educational Technology
Edutopia - The George Lucas Foundation - Educational Technology Resources and More
Interactive literacy applications and on-line resourcesInteractive Technology for Math and Science
James Gee: Good Video Games and Good Learning
Did You Know? Video
CITEd's Multimedia Technologies
Edublogger's Directory on del.icio.us
RTI, UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR LEARNING, ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGYRipple Effects for RTI and Pre-referral Interventions
Center for Applied Special Technology: CAST (Universal Design for Learning-UDL)
CITEd's Universal Design for Learning in a Digital Multimedia Environment
NE PATINS Rapid Fire Universal Design for Learning and AT blog
CITEd's Multimedia Instruction for Social Skills
The Therapeutic Use of Videos for Autistic Children's Verbal Development: Elizabeth Stokes
Kate Ahern's Teaching Students with Multiple Special Needs blog
Brian Friedlander's Assistive Technology Blog
California State University Northridge Conference Links: Technology and Persons with Disabilities
PDF file: Use of Technology for Children with Autism"
PSYCHOLOGY RELATEDNational Association of School Psychologists
EKU School Psychology E-Newsletter(Good links)
Sandra Steingart's School Psychology Resources
1 comment:
Lynn,
Thank you so much for recommending this post to others. I would love to see more of these tools embedded in our instruction so that all students can learn and demonstrate what they know more independently.
And the best part is they are FREE! And easy to use!
Karen
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