7
08
2007
Check out the Q-Charm for a down-to-earth, convenient low-tech communication and cuing system. Q-Charms are silicone wrist bands with interchangeable half-inch square charms. The charms have different icons to help an individual communicate, anticipate daily events, etc.
http://www.qcharm.com/index.html
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Categories : Assistive Technology, Cool Tools, Early Intervention, For Parents, For Teachers, Offline Activities, Special Education
3
08
2007
ArtThink is the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s curriculum site, which provides theme-based activities in visual arts, language arts, history and social studies.
ArtThink includes a glossary, online lessons, special features, tools and games.
http://sfmoma.org/artthink/default.asp
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Categories : 3rd-5th, Arts, Curriculum Materials, Education, Educational Technology, For Kids, For Parents, For Teachers, K-2, Literacy, Offline Activities, Online Activities, Printables, Social Studies
1
06
2007
Apparently, with a Livescribe smartpen and paper, you can:
- Listen to your class lecture by just tapping on your handwritten notes.
- View & listen to your notes on your PC and search by keyword.
- Email your written & audio notes to your classmates or study group.
- Translate a word or phrase by simply writing it on paper.
- Download one or more languages to your pen computer.
- Practice your pronunciation by tapping on a word and listening.
- Write & send a message directly from your notebook.
- Create & send an animated voice message from your paper.
- Post a message, drawing or animation (with voice) to your blog or Facebook profile.
The Livescribe paper-based computing platform – a smartpen, paper, software applications, and development tools – will be available online beginning in Q4. The smartpen will be less than $200. Additional dot paper will be available at prices comparable to standard paper products.
http://www.livescribe.com/index.html
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Categories : Blogging & Web 2.0, Cool Tools, Educational Technology, News, Offline Activities, Printables, Special Education, Student Publishing, Universal Design
31
05
2007
The whimsical Math Cats web site offers tips and instructions for making and using your own “Math Toolbox” of free or low-cost math manipulatives, including
* Base Ten blocks
* Cuisenaire rods
* pattern blocks
* tangrams
* multiplication grid
* egg carton math and more…
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Categories : For Parents, For Teachers, Math, Offline Activities, Printables