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Monthly Archives: February 2010
A.T.TIPSCAST Episode #50- Talking Heads:Videoconferencing
Here is a link to download the audio directly- Episode #50- Talking Heads: Videoconferencing Episode Overview- Hey everyone, Episode #50 features a discussion about the educational uses of video conferencing. The episode features a special segment from Claire, the daughter of one of my colleagues, … Continue reading
Posted in Assistive Technology, Book, Conferences, Differentiated Instruction, Instructional Technology, podcast, Professional Development, Special Education, Speech Pathology, Universal Design for Learning
Tagged Assistive Technology, Book, collaboration, Conferences, Differentiate Instruction, Differentiated, Differentiated Instruction, DimDim, Educational Technology, friends, Instructional Technology, ivisit, meeting, Oovoo, Palbee, podcast, Professional Development, selective mutism, Skype, Special Education, Speech Pathology, telepractice, tinychat, Tokbox, tutor, tutoring, Universal Design, Universal Design for Learning, video conferencing, water damage
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A.T.TIPSCAST Episode #49: AutoCorrect in Word
Here is a link to download the audio directly- Episode #49: AutoCorrect in Word Episode Overview- Hey everyone, Episode #49 features a description of how to use the Autocorrect function of Microsoft Word as a way to practice errorless learning. … Continue reading
Posted in Assistive Technology, Book, Conferences, Differentiated Instruction, podcast, Special Education, Universal Design for Learning
Tagged Assistive Technology, ATIA, ATIA 2010, AutoCorrect, Book, Conferences, Differentiate Instruction, Differentiated Instruction, Disabilities, Education, Educational Technology, errorless learning, Instructional Technology, keyboarding, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word 2007, podcast, Public School, public schools, Special Education, Spelling, Strategies, typing, Universal Design for Learning
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