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So excited that it translates linguistically.

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I love this add on feature because its meant to help students with dyslexia and other reading challenges. The syllables and image feature is great for all readers.

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I will use this to archive resources for use for creating content for parent and professional training.

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So easy and intuitive to use. All students would benefit from this tool.

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Mindomo App
I have been looking for a good mindmapping tool and this one seems intuitive and easy to use

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Some resources and an epic presentation on MS Learning Tools.
https://t.co/1MMJGVGbLh?amp=1
https://t.co/Pf08dlXhBG?amp=1

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just some more great options!  I use TarHeel and Storyline online A LOT and am always looking for other avenues to explore

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Students to take in multiple sources. Mind map to organize ideas from today’s presentation

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I am struggling with internet connection this afternoon. I was unable to get the extension to read text for me. I think that this is a challenge that we sometimes face in our schools.

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Available in Chrome - always a plus!

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A3 sized PDF poster - revision 1.2, published 2020
Description

iPad Apps for Learners with Dyscalculia/Numeracy Difficulties is one of a series of over 30 posters available from the Downloads section of the CALL Scotland web site. It was first launched in October 2017 and has been downloaded nearly 14,000 times. Since our last update a few apps have disappeared; others have had their names / icons or web addresses changed and the following apps have been added:

Dexteria Dots

Dyscalculia - Test and Training

Maths Loops Add Subtract Lite

Maths Skill Builders - UK

Mathscribe

Measure

Mental Math Practice - Arithmetic Flash Cards

Squeebles Fractions

Stages Math

Times Tables Challenge Quiz

The wheel is by no means comprehensive but attempts to identify apps that will help to embed numerical learning and to give opportunities for repeated practice of concepts that cause difficulty. We would stress that, particularly for dyscalculia and maths, individual apps provide useful practice and reinforcement, but are not a substitute for sound teaching.

The categories in the outer rim align with Scottish Curriculum for Excellence Benchmarks for Numeracy and Mathematics with the addition of an 'Other Maths Tools' category. If you use the electronic version of the poster, clicking on the individual app names or icons will take you to the appropriate page of the Apple App store to get information on each app.

CALL Scotland runs courses on Technology to support Dyslexia and Dyscalculia at our centre in Edinburgh and at your school, by request Contact: shirley.lawson@ed.ac.uk with any questions about bespoke training.

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iPad Apps for Learners with Dyscalculia/Numeracy Difficulties

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iPad Apps for Learners with Dyscalculia/Numeracy Difficulties is one of a series of over 30 posters available from the Downloads section of the CALL Scotland web site. It was first launched in October 2017 and has been downloaded nearly 14,000 times. Since our last update a few apps have disappeared...

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I played with Storyline Online. Oprah Winfrey read me a book. ☺️

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I played with Storyline Online. Oprah Winfrey read me a book. ☺️

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Check out Betty White's reading! Love her: https://www.storylineonline.net/books/harry-the-dirty-dog/

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Immersive Reader as a Chrome extension!

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Read a lot of items and posters in our environment

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We really liked this as an option for beginning writers or those students where writing is really too advanced and they are at the voice recording level. It allows voice recording and adding pictures without having to type in a search for the picture if you don't have that skill.

Teacher can write the correct way to write beneath the student's writing, so they can hear their own voice, see their writing, and then see the correct writing from the teacher.

You can download and print as well.

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How easy and user friendly some of the programs are. See Saw and Shadow puppets.

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How easy and user friendly some of the programs are. See Saw and Shadow puppets.

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I explored SeeSaw for the first time today. I am a teacher and I am very excited to take this back to share with teachers that I work with as well as at the University level with my preservice teachers. There are so many examples of assignments on the community that can be so easily adapted. The editing feature of the existing assignments was so easy to use.

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I explored SeeSaw for the first time today. I am a teacher and I am very excited to take this back to share with teachers that I work with as well as at the University level with my preservice teachers. There are so many examples of assignments on the community that can be so easily adapted. The editing feature of the existing assignments was so easy to use.