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Tag Archives: AnyBook Reader

Augmentive & alternative communication (AAC), Classroom Teaching, Special Education, Tech Tools, Visual learning

Top ten assistive technology tools to support special education students in reading

Author Becky Palmer-Scott Date December 17, 2017
by Kindy Segovia, OTR Assistive Technology Coordinator, Kent Intermediate School District Few would argue...
Tagged AnyBook Reader, assistive technology, Boardmaker, Books Should Be Free, Bookshare, Children's Storybooks Online, CK-12, Curriki, Giggle Poetry, Harcourt Talking Dictionary, HippoCampus, Kindy Segovia, Lit2Go, Livescribe Smartpen, NaturalReader, Picto4Me, Pixwriter, Read The Words, reading, Signed Stories, SpeakIt!, Storyline Online, SymbolWorld | 1 Comment |
Augmentive & alternative communication (AAC), Classroom Teaching, Special Education, Tech Tools

Finding and creating audio books

Author Becky Palmer-Scott Date March 7, 2017
by Becky Palmer-Scott Editor, SpecialEdTech.net There’s nothing like the joy of being read to,...
Tagged AnyBook Reader, audio books, BookWorm, CK12.org, Clicker, Google Slides, kizclub.org, LittleBirdTales.com, Read&Write, SpeakIt!, Storybird.com, StorylineOnline.net, Tar Heel Reader, text-to-speech, Unite for Literacy, Vocaroo | Leave a comment |
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