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Help your students classify ideas and communicate more effectively with these free graphic organizer templates, available for download. They can be used to structure writing projects and help in problem solving, decision making, studying, planning research, and brainstorming.

Printable Graphic Organizers

Select a blank graphic organizer from the following categories depending on your curriculum needs.

Sequence of Events

Main Topic and Key Details

Compare/Contrast

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Free Downloadable Graphic Organizer Templates

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Use these free graphic organizer templates to help your students communicate more effectively by classifying ideas, structuring writing projects, and more.

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⭐️Children's Relaxations for Mental & Emotional Well-Being, Calm & Focus in the Classroom. I help teachers, educators, parents & mental health professionals to improve their student/children's mental & emotional well-being so that they can have calmer kids & calmer classrooms. Because my content is made for children, unfortunately the comments are turned off.

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Actively Learn provides solutions to drive engagement and equity in ELA, social studies, and science.

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Bubbl.us makes it easy to organize your ideas visually in a way that makes sense to you and others. Our editor is designed to help you stay on task and capture your thoughts quickly. Free for 3 mind maps.

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Benefits of Bubbl.us mind maps over text:

Superior clarity of structured information

Whether it's a family tree, a decision flow map, or an algorithm, mind maps have a huge advantage in presenting complexity clearly and concisely.

Better retention of complex ideas.

Visualizing complex ideas in shapes, lines, and pictures leads to much better recollection later than simple text.

Creative collaboration with others.

Visual brainstorming with a team can dramatically improve the quality of the final product because of diversity of perspectives and experiences.

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Bubbl.us - Create Mind Maps | Collaborate and Present Ideas

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Mind map and brainstorm online with Bubbl.us! Create colorful mind maps to print or share with others. Millions of people are using Bubbl.us worldwide to generate ideas, map out processes and create presentations.

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It cannot be easier to use this text compactor. Insert any text into the given window, choose the needed settings, and press the button. The results will appear in seconds and your newly summarized passage can be used in so many ways.

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An interactive activity with ideas for instruction and assessment, based on the principles of Universal Design for Learning.

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Passport to Learning is a micro-credential professional learning system that is designed for Florida educators, specialists, and related service providers that serve Florida students. You, the "traveler," can apply for a "passport" (an online account) and then sign up for one or more pre-planned travel packages. Each travel package includes a number of competency-based "destinations."

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Welcome to the Technology & Learning Connections' Passport to Learning program! Passport to Learning is a micro-credential professional learning system that i s designed for Florida educators, specialists, and related service providers that serve Florida students. You, the "traveler," can apply for a "passport" (an online account) and then sign up for one or more pre-planned travel packages. Each travel package includes a number of competency-based "destinations." Your "passport" receives a stamp (badge) for each completed travel package and you will receive a certificate of inservice hours earned. You will also have the option of earning CEUs.

Each destination in a travel package consists of:

Participating in a set of 60 to 90 minute online courses from the Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA).

Completing a post-survey (in ATIA webinar) and travelogue (in your Passport) in each online course to earn a Certificate of Completion (upload into Passport required for credit toward stamp). Optional : If you want CEU's, follow the onscreen instructions for CEU Assessments and Certificates.

Completing a Scrapbook that includes travel reflections and the results of an implementation activity within a problem-solving process addressing impact on learning.

Successful completion will result in 20 hour inservice credit and your passport stamp!

As you travel you will "pick up" souvenirs. You can check out some past souvenirs here

Your travel guide will monitor your progress and will stamp your passport when each travel package is completed. If you have any questions you can always contact a travel guide for assistance.

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Passport to Learning is a micro-credential professional learning system that is designed for Florida educators, specialists, and related service providers that serve Florida students.

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Tar Heel Reader-Inclusive reading support for students with the most significant disabilities 

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Tar Heel Reader-Inclusive reading support for students with the most significant disabilities 

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Welcome

Welcome to the Tar Heel Reader, a collection of free, easy-to-read, and accessible books on a wide range of topics. Each book can be speech enabled and accessed using multiple interfaces, including touch screens, the IntelliKeys with custom overlays, and 1 to 3 switches. Click here to learn more about alternative access methods.

You may write your own books using pictures from the huge collection at Flickr or pictures you upload. All books should be complete, edited, and revised to the best of your ability before publishing them to the site. While you are working on them, please save them as drafts.

Note the little well icon in the upper left corner of the page; clicking it will allow you to access the main menu. You can also click the settings icon to change settings on some pages.

Your browser is unsupported. The site should work for finding and reading books but you will not have switch access or the ability to write books. We recommend that you upgrade to a modern browser or install Chrome Frame.
You are in Classic mode. You will not have access to all of the features of the site but it may work better on older computers and web browsers. Click this text to leave Classic mode.
Ready to get started?

This site is also available in other languages. To help with translation, contact us.

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Welcome to the Tar Heel Reader, a collection of free, easy-to-read, and accessible books on a wide range of topics. Each book can be speech enabled and accessed using multiple interfaces, including touch screens, the IntelliKeys with custom overlays, and 1 to 3 switches. Click here to learn more about alternative access methods.

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Read and Write Tool overview for Windows

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Read and Write Tool overview for Windows

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Read&Write Tool Suggestions for Specific Learning Needs

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Read and Write for Parents- How to add to your home computer

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Read and Write for Parents- How to add to your home computer

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This overview will assist parents in adding the student's R&W toolbar to the home computer.

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This PDF examines the various features of Read and Write for teachers and parents.

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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Voice Notes

In this video, we show how to use the Voice Notes feature in Read&Write. This tool allows you to create short audio recordings of your voice, and insert them into a document as a comment for others to listen to.

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In this video, we show how to use the Voice Notes feature in Read&Write. This tool allows you to create short audio recordings of your voice, and insert them into a document as a comment for others to listen to.

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In this video, we show how to use the Vocabulary tool in Read&Write. This feature allows you to create a vocab list from individual words or terms.

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UDL and Technology -Putting It Together for student success- Removing Barriers

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UDL and Technology -Putting It Together for student success- Removing Barriers

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Student differ from each other in the ways they think and learn. Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a framework based on three principles designed to guide curriculum and lesson development to ensure that all individuals have equal opportunities to learn and can quickly engage with the instruction.

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This resource was funded through the Bureau of Exceptional Education and Student Services with IDEA Part B dollars. The information and resources are provided as a free awareness service to the educational community and do not reflect any specific endorsement by any parties involved.

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This resource was funded through the Bureau of Exceptional Education and Student Services with IDEA Part B dollars. The information and resources are provided as a free awareness service to the educational community and do not reflect any specific endorsement by any parties involved.

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The Technology & Learning Connections (TLC) Team supports learning for all students in a universal education setting using assistive technology, accessible educational materials, instructional and learning technologies in a multi-tiered system of supports.

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You can now read textbooks with BeeLine! Click here to get 50% off your first month!

Add to Chrome

Read Faster and Easier, All Day Long

Suffering from screen fatigue? We're here to help! BeeLine Reader makes reading on-screen easier, faster, and more enjoyable. We use a simple cognitive trick - an eye-guiding color gradient - to pull your eyes through long blocks of text. This helps you read more effectively and maintain your focus better.

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We've just launched our first ebook partnership, with Perlego. They're like Netflix-for-ebooks, and they have tons of textbooks and non-fiction titles too. If you sign up via this link, you can get 50% off your first month! To use BeeLine extensions for iOS (totally free!), Chrome, and PDF, check out the links below!

Many companies are considering adding BeeLine to their products, and the more they hear from people like you, the sooner BeeLine will be available. Scroll through the icons below and click on a platform where you'd like to see BeeLine to show your support. It just takes a minute, but it makes all the difference in the world!

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BeeLine Reader: making reading on-screen easier and faster.

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BeeLine Reader adds a color gradient to text to help you read faster and more accurately.

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Select the word you want to look up and click Review > Define.

Or simply right-click the word and click Define.

The dictionary opens to definitions of that word.

If no dictionary has been installed, instead of definitions you'll see a list of dictionaries that you can download. Choose the one you want, and click Download.

After you install the dictionary, Word will automatically open to that dictionary whenever you click Define.

If you want more dictionaries, see Install a dictionary for info.

Tip: For a list of synonyms, click Review > Thesaurus. Or, right-click a word and click Synonyms.

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Thesaurus and word tools for your creative needs. Find the word you’re looking for!

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Vocabulary.com - learn new words, play games that improve your vocabulary, and find easy-to-understand definitions in our super-fast dictionary.

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Instantly access over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids on Epic

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Protocol for Accommodations in Reading (PAR) 

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Protocol for Accommodations in Reading (PAR) 

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We believe in the power of technology to help all students achieve high academic standards! As a part of the Florida's MTSS Projects, the online resource library is designed to help districts and schools implement a universal, differentiated core curriculum based on the Florida B.E.S.T. Standards. The assistive technologies available in this library can be used to identify which technologies will best support students with disabilities to participate and progress in this core curriculum. The Universal Design for Learning technologies can be used to identify effective, instructional pedagogies that support highly effective learning environments. Accounts are only available to individuals approved by the district ESE Directors and staff members of BEESS Discretionary Projects.

· The loan periods are 4-week or 6-week loans.
Updated Return Guidance
· If you are unsure of what return label to use, please contact us and we will email you a return label.

· Directions on how you can find current orders on loan:

1. Log into your account at https://www.at-udl.net

http://bit.ly/LOAN_LIBRARY_Video2 (move the timeline ahead to 6:50)

We would like to thank you in advance for your cooperation. With all of us working as a team, we can ensure that students' needs are supported.

Should you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected]

Funding for this service is provided by the Bureau of Exceptional Education and Student Services , Florida Dept of Education. The inclusion of technologies in this library should not be considered as an endorsement of any particular item or device. The instructional appropriateness of any of these technologies must be determined at the local level.

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How to Create Drag and Drop Activities on Google Slides | EDTech Made Easy Tutorial

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Desmos offers best-in-class calculators, digital math activities, and curriculum to help every student love math and love learning math.

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Turn Math Assistant on or off in OneNote Class Notebook (microsoft.com)

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Step 1: Enter your equation

In the Draw tab, write or type your equation. Use the Lasso Select tool to draw a circle around the equation. Then select Math. This will open the Math Assistant pane.

Learn more: Create your equation using ink or text.

Step 2: Solve your equation

To solve the current equation, do any of the following:

Click or tap the Select an action box and then choose the action you want Math Assistant to take. The available choices in this drop-down menu depend on the selected equation.

Learn more: check the Supported Equations tab of this page.

Review the solution that OneNote displays underneath the action you selected. In the example below, the selected option Solve for x displays the solution.

To learn how OneNote solved the problem, you can click or tap Show steps, and then select the detail of what you want to view. The available choices in this drop-down menu depend on the selected equation.

To hear the solution steps read out loud, select Immersive Reader to launch it from OneNote.

Generate a practice quiz to keep practicing this type of equation.

Warning: Generate practice quiz is not currently available as we are working to optimize the experience. The ability to generate practice quizzes will return later this year.

Tip: You can drag the solution steps to any place on your page.

Step 1: Enter your equation

Learn more:

Step 2: Solve your equation

Step 3: Learn from Math Assistant

Problem Types Supported by Math Assistant

When you use Math Assistant in OneNote, you'll notice that the Select an action dropdown beneath the equation changes depending on your selected equation. Here are some of the problem types supported depending on the equation you're trying to solve.

Arrays

For a list of real numbers, all of the below are supported.

Expressions

For any expression, the available actions are:

Equations and inequalities

For equations and inequalities, the following actions are available:

Solve for {your variable}

Graph Both Sides in 2D - Each of the sides of the equality or inequality is graphed as a separate function.

Graph in 2D - A graph of the equation or inequality solutions

Systems

It is important to have an equal number of equations and variables to ensure the correct functions are available. Systems can be written in two different ways:

In one line divided by a comma

Derivatives and integrals

Derivatives can be written either with d/dx before the function, or with a prime mark.

The actions available for derivatives and integrals are:

Evaluate

Graph in 2D

Differentiate

Matrices

Matrices can be written with square or round brackets. The following actions are supported for matrices:

Matrix equations are not currently supported.

Graphing in polar coordinates

To graph a function in polar coordinates, r needs to be expressed as a function of theta.

Complex mode

Note: Select Settings to switch between real numbers and complex numbers.

For complex expressions and numbers containing imaginary unit i, the following actions are available.

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Reads text out aloud.

Looks up and reads out definitions of words.

No wifi required.

Scans and stores text internally as well as scans to computer (no software required).

A voice recorder for memos and to develop vocabulary and pronunciation.

3GB user space to store text and audio.

Speaker and earphone jack.

Rechargeable battery.

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The original pen scanner brand for home, work and study - C-Pen

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C-Pen is the original high-quality state-of-the-art pen scanner for school, home and work usage. Created to scan, built to last - and designed to empower.

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EquatIO® is now Free for Teachers!

(28th November 2017) - John McGowan, Product Manager

As an early holiday present to all of you incredible teachers out there, we are excited to announce that is now FREE for teachers!

EquatIO is our easy-to-use software solution that enables students at all levels to create digital equations, formulas, geometric shapes, graphs and more directly on their computer or Chromebook.

Our goal in launching EquatIO earlier this year was to truly make math digital and accessible for all students. As EquatIO's popularity has grown, we've come to realize that in order to achieve this goal, we simply must allow all teachers to use all features of EquatIO for free.

After all, how can a student fully benefit if the teacher is limited in how they can engage their students? That's why we have decided to make EquatIO free for teachers.

Through our Free for Teachers program, teachers will be able to get the following premium features at no additional cost:

Unlimited handwriting recognition

Math, Chemistry and Formula Prediction

Integration in Google Forms, Slides, Sheets & Drawings

Dynamic graphing

Shapes input in EquatIO mathspace

Plus, we are constantly adding new features to EquatIO, so as those become available, you will get them for free as well!

Here's how it works:

If you are a teacher and do not already have EquatIO, head to our website and install it on the platform or platforms of your choice. Pro tip: Don't forget what email address you used to install EquatIO - this will come in handy later. Once you've installed EquatIO, you can then register for Free for Teachers.

If you are a teacher and already have a subscription to EquatIO (either the 30-day trial of premium or the free version), all you have to do is register!

To register, visit www.texthelp.com/freeforteachers and fill out the form with all the required information. Be sure to use the same email address that you used to install EquatIO! If you are interested in trying our literacy support tool, Read&Write, you can sign up to get it free-of-charge through this form as well.

That's it! Once confirmed, your EquatIO subscription will automatically be converted into a Free for Teachers premium license.

We hope you enjoy!

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https://udlguidelines.cast.org/

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The UDL Guidelines are a tool used in the implementation of Universal Design for Learning, a framework to improve and optimize teaching and learning for all people based on scientific insights into how humans learn. Learn more about the Universal Design for Learning framework from CAST. The UDL Guidelines can be used by educators, curriculum developers, researchers, parents, and anyone else who wants to implement the UDL framework in a learning environment. These guidelines offer a set of concrete suggestions that can be applied to any discipline or domain to ensure that all learners can access and participate in meaningful, challenging learning opportunities.

Reenvisioning the UDL Guidelines

Because the UDL Guidelines are meant to be informed by feedback from the field as well as new research, they have been updated several times in the past. We are in the process of updating the Guidelines once again in our UDL Rising to Equity initiative.

This update will focus specifically on addressing systemic barriers that result in inequitable learning opportunities and outcomes. CAST aims to develop a transparent, inclusive, and community-driven process. If you are interested in collaborating and staying updated on our progress, we invite you to complete a brief survey.

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The UDL Guidelines are a tool used in the implementation of Universal Design for Learning, a framework to improve and optimize teaching and learning for all people based on scientific insights into how humans learn. Learn more about the Universal Design for Learning framework from CAST. The UDL Guidelines can be used by educators, curriculum developers, researchers, parents, and anyone else who wants to implement the UDL framework in a learning environment. These guidelines offer a set of concrete suggestions that can be applied to any discipline or domain to ensure that all learners can access and participate in meaningful, challenging learning opportunities.

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Toy Theater
https://toytheater.com/category/teacher-tools/virtual-manipulatives/

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FREE Online Math Manipulatives For Distance Learning - Zenned Math

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Whiteboard.chat - Interactive Online Whiteboard for Teachers and Students

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Whiteboard.chat is a free interactive internet tool that helps you to communicate with your students. Visit our website for a Free interactive online whiteboard.

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Customization features of the keyboard can be found in the app settings and include:

1. Customization of color of keys, letters, and keyboard background.

2. Customization of color of keys, letters, and background color by row, or sections of the keyboard (right, middle, left).

3. Customization of color of specified keys.

4. Customization of letters that will appear on the keyboard (all other letters will be blocked out) in order to practice typing of specific words

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IssieBoard is a customizable keyboard app developed by SAP Laboratories in Israel, in collaboration with the Technology Consulting Center of Beit Issie Shapiro
The app is developed for the iOS platform and allows for customization of the keyboard.
Once the app has been downloaded, the keyboard needs to be turned on in the iPad settings.
(settings - General - Keyboards - Add New Keyboard - IssieBoard)
After turning the keyboard on it can be used on the iPad in any app where typing is used, simply by switching between keyboards.
The keyboard is appropriate for individuals with learning disabilities, visual impairments, motor impairments, and cognitive impairments. It can also be used to assist individuals learning to type.
Customization features of the keyboard can be found in the app settings and include:

1. Customization of color of keys, letters, and keyboard background.
2. Customization of color of keys, letters, and background color by row, or sections of the keyboard (right, middle, left).
3. Customization of color of specified keys.
4. Customization of letters that will appear on the keyboard (all other letters will be blocked out) in order to practice typing of specific words.

There is a wide range of color choices available such that customization can be optimized for the individual user.
Links:

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fb-X6DZJno
Instructions: http://en.beitissie.org.il/tech/issieboard-virtual-keyboard-customizable-options-collaboration-beit-issie-shapiro-sap-labs-israel-2/

For more info about us: en.beitissie.org.il
Visit our Blog: Tech it Issie http://en.beitissie.org.il/tech/

Try out our other apps!
IssieCalc
IssieDocs
IssieDice
IssieSign

.אפליקציית מקלדת עם אפשרויות להתאמה אישית. האפליקציה פותחה על ידי מעבדות סאפ בישראל יחד עם המרכז לייעוץ טכנולוגי של בית איזי שפירא
לאחר הורדת האפליקציה, יש להגדיר אותה בהגדרות הכלליות של האייפד
:הגדרות - כללי - מקלדת - מקלדות - הוסף מקלדת חדשה
IssieBoard
לאחר הגדרת המקלדת ניתן להשתמש בה בכל יישום של האייפד על ידי מעבר בין מקלדות. המקלדת מתאימה ללקויי למידה, לקויי ראיה, ילדים ומבוגרים עם לקויות מוטוריות, לקויות קוגניטיביות ואף ילדים ומבוגרים שנמצאים בתחילת תהליך למידת ההקלדה
במסך ההגדרות ניתן להתאים את התבנית למשתמש לפי המאפיינים הבאים
1) צבע המקשים, צבע האותיות וצבע הרקע לכל המקלדת
2) צבע המקשים, צבע האותיות וצבע הרקע לכל המקלדת לפי אזורים במסך (ימין - אמצע - שמאל) או לפי שורות
3) הגדרת צבע שונה רק לאותיות מסוימות
4) הגדרת האותיות שיופיעו במקלדת (העלמת שאר האותיות) לצורך תרגול מילים מסוימות
קיים מגוון רב של צבעים לבחירה כך שניתן לעשות התאמה מקסימלית למשתמש.

קישורים:

ווידאו: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fb-X6DZJno
הוראות: http://bit.ly/1ZKSjLB

אפליקציות נוספות:
IssieCalc
IssieDocs
IssieDice
IssieSign

Version 1.3.3

New options to define the diacritics behavior are now available
נוספו הגדרות חדשות עבור שימוש בניקוד

The developer, Beit Issie Shapiro, indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

Privacy practices may vary based on, for example, the features you use or your age. Learn More

Information

Provider

BEIT ISSIE SHAPIRO

Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 8.2 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 8.2 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 8.2 or later.

Languages

English, Arabic, Hebrew

Family Sharing

Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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iOS Built in Features:
•    iOS keyboard with feature to hear options (settings- -general – accessibility – speech – typing feedback – hold to speak predictions)

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AEM Center - National Center on Accessible Educational Materials at CAST

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iPad provides many accessibility features and settings to support your vision, mobility, hearing, speech, and cognitive needs.

These features make your iPad easier to use, whether you need them temporarily or on an ongoing basis.

You can set many of these up when you turn on your iPad for the first time (see Turn on accessibility features to set up your iPad), or you can turn them on later.

You can also set up Assistive Access, which gives those with cognitive disabilities the option to perform the most common tasks, such as taking photos and communicating with their inner circle of family and friends, while reducing cognitive load and offering more focused choices. See the Assistive Access User Guide.

Siri is often the easiest way to start using accessibility features with iPad.

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iPad provides many accessibility features to support your vision, interaction, hearing, and cognitive needs.

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1. Sticky Keys
2. Filter Keys
3. Mouse
Etc...

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Students showing frustration with his inability to see the text on the page clearly and accurately. Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome is caused by a sensitivity to light which causes distortions to
be seen on the printed page.

Using color, the student is able to see more clearly, accurately and in comfort. He is more attentive and less frustrated.

See it Right!® provides materials to help you identify, assess and intervene with your students who are experiencing visual challenges.

How Colored Overlays for Reading Can Help You Cope with Dyslexia

Dyslexia is a relatively common learning disorder that affects about 10% of the worldwide population. It causes the individual to have problems while reading and writing, which might have a negative effect on their daily life. People with this condition may experience visual distortions while attempting to read a text, which may appear in the form of blurriness, for example. Some research has found that color overlays for dyslexia may be effective when it comes to coping with these visual impairments.

At See It Right, we offer you the opportunity to give yourself or your child a chance to gain more control over this condition.While adults can still struggle with this condition, it is typically diagnosed during the individual's childhood. People with this condition may struggle to learn how to read written text properly due to difficulties with phonological processing. The good news is that research has advanced to a point where we have different ways of helping individuals who might be struggling with these symptoms. Color overlays for dyslexia happen to be an effective way of providing support for individuals with dyslexia, as it may help the person reduce the visual stress that the condition might be causing them. This might allow them to read more properly and improve their fluency in the long run.

Colored Overlays for Dyslexia - The See It Right Solution

See It Right has developed a solution for individuals who might be struggling with Dyslexia or Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome. The colors might allow individuals to see the text more clearly, allowing them to be more attentive to the content that is presented in front of them. Whether it is for your children or for your students, our color overlays for reading can be an excellent way to help them process the textual content that they might not be able to see properly .

Overcoming visual challenges can be a tad difficult without the right resources, but See It Right is now here to help people cope with these struggles and make it easier for them to go about their lives, alleviate academic pressure, and improve their quality of life in different ways. We will provide you with a kit of materials that consists of colored plastic sheets that you will then use to help you identify and assess the problems that your children or students might be having when it comes to reading. A potential solution is now very accessible, thanks to See It Right.

See It Right: Effective Dyslexia Reading-Colored Overlays

We have been helping people and children across the USA for decades. If you haven't tried the See It Right solution yet, you're missing out on a lot! However, it's never too late to get started. Our kits come with a wide range of materials that you'll be able to use to find out what could work best with your children.We are available for you if you have any questions! Refer to our FAQ section below if you'd like to know more about See It Right

Students Live With Dyslexia

"Color works really well with about half of the students with dyslexia" reported Vicky Wehner, the Coordinator of Disability Services at Truman State University in Missouri.

Visual Dyslexia
Here is an excerpt of an article by Dr. Marie Carbo:
Visual dyslexia is certainly not a new phenomenon. It's not a visual problem that can be helped with regular eyeglasses, and it affects people with a wide range of intellectual abilities, including those of great intelligence and talent.

Open the PDF

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What should I do if I suspect that my child might have dyslexia?

You should take your child for proper testing as soon as you can if you suspect that they might be struggling with dyslexia. In the meantime, we also invite you to try out what See It Right has to offer!

2. Is there any research to back up the use of colored overlays for reading?

Yes, there is research available on this topic. The See It Right solution has been helping hundreds of kids improve their academic performance for several years now. You can take a look at the available research on this page.

3. What are some of the benefits of color overlays for dyslexia?

Color overlays for dyslexia are meant to reduce visual stress and improve reading comprehension. Upon using them, the person might be able to experience better text clarity.

4. Are color overlays a permanent solution for dyslexia?

Color overlays are not a permanent solution for dyslexia. You might be able to experience better effects while using them, along with the treatment recommended by a professional.

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You can use your voice to type and edit your document in Google Docs and your speaker notes and captions in Google Slides.

This feature works with the latest versions of:

When you turn on voice typing or captions, your web browser controls the speech-to-text service. It determines how your speech is processed and then sends the text to Google Docs or Google Slides.

Tip: If this feature is not enabled in your organization, it may have been turned off by your administrator.

Step 1: Turn on your microphone

To use voice typing or voice commands, your computer microphone needs to be on and working.

Devices and microphones vary, so check your computer manual for instructions. Microphone settings are typically in the System Preferences on a Mac, or the Control Panel on a PC.

Step 2: Use voice typing

Type with your voice

Start voice typing in a document

Check that your microphone works.

Open a document in Google Docs with a Chrome browser.

Click Tools Voice typing. A microphone box appears.

When you're ready to speak, click the microphone.

Speak clearly, at a normal volume and pace (see below for more information on using punctuation).

When you're done, click the microphone again.

Start voice typing in Slides speaker notes

Check that your microphone works.

Open a presentation in Google Slides with a Chrome browser.

Click Tools Voice type speaker notes. The speaker notes open, and a microphone box appears.

When you're ready to speak, click the microphone.

Speak clearly, at a normal volume and pace (see below for more information on using punctuation).

When you're done, click the microphone again.

Correct mistakes while voice typing

If you make a mistake while you're typing with your voice, you can move your cursor to the mistake and fix it without turning off the microphone.

After you correct the mistake, move the cursor back to where you want to continue.

To see a list of suggestions, right-click words underlined in gray.

Languages that work with voice typing

Voice typing works in these languages and accents:

Afrikaans, Amharic, Arabic, Arabic (Algeria), Arabic (Bahrain), Arabic (Egypt), Arabic (Israel), Arabic (Jordan), Arabic (Kuwait), Arabic (Lebanon), Arabic (Morocco), Arabic (Oman), Arabic (Palestine), Arabic (Qatar), Arabic (Saudi Arabia), Arabic (Tunisia), Arabic (United Arab Emirates), Armenian, Azerbaijani, Bahasa Indonesia, Basque, Bengali (Bangladesh), Bengali (India), Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Hong Kong), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English (Australia), English (Canada), English (Ghana), English (India), English (Ireland), English (Kenya), English (New Zealand), English (Nigeria), English (Philippines), English (South Africa), English (Tanzania), English (UK), English (US), Farsi, Filipino, Finnish, French, Galician, Georgian, German, Greek, Gujarati, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Italian (Italy), Italian (Switzerland), Japanese, Javanese, Kannada, Khmer, Korean, Laotian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Malayalam, Malaysian, Marathi, Nepali, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, Serbian, Sinhala, Spanish, Spanish (Argentina), Spanish (Bolivia), Spanish (Chile), Spanish (Colombia), Spanish (Costa Rica), Spanish (Ecuador), Spanish (El Salvador), Spanish (Spain), Spanish (US), Spanish (Guatemala), Spanish (Honduras), Spanish (Latin America), Spanish (Mexico), Spanish (Nicaragua), Spanish (Panama), Spanish (Paraguay), Spanish (Peru), Spanish (Puerto Rico), Spanish (Uruguay), Spanish (Venezuela), Sundanese, Swahili (Kenya), Swahili (Tanzania), Swedish, Tamil (India), Tamil (Malaysia), Tamil (Singapore), Tamil (Sri Lanka), Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu (India), Urdu (Pakistan), Vietnamese, Zulu.

Add punctuation

You can use different phrases to add punctuation to your text. Punctuation might not be available in every language:

Period

Comma

Exclamation point

Question mark

New line

New paragraph

Step 3: Use voice commands

After you start voice typing, you can use commands to edit and format your document. For example, "Select paragraph," "italics," or "Go to the end of the line."

Tips:

Voice commands are available only in English. The account language and document language must both be English.

Voice commands are not available in Slides speaker notes.

Select text

To select text, say these commands:

Select [word or phrase]

Select all

Select all matching text

Select list item

Select list items at current level

Select next character

Select next [number] characters

Select last character

Select last [number] characters

Select line

Select next line

Select next [number] lines

Select last line

Select last [number] lines

Select paragraph

Select next paragraph

Select next [number] paragraphs

Select last paragraph

Select last [number] paragraphs

Select word

Select next word

Select next [number] words

Select last word

Select last [number] words

Deselect

Unselect

Select none

Format your document

To format your document, say these commands:

Text formatting

Apply heading [1-6]

Apply normal text

Apply subtitle

Apply title

Bold

Italicize

Italics

Strikethrough

Subscript

Superscript

Underline

Uppercase

Title case

Lowercase

Text color and highlighting

Text color [color]

Highlight

Highlight [color]

Background color [color]

Remove highlight

Remove background color

Tip: The colors available are: red, red berry, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, cornflower blue, purple, magenta, black, white, and gray. For all colors except black and white, you can add "light" or "dark" along with numbers 1-3 (for gray, 1-4), such as "dark purple 3." If you say "highlight" by itself, the highlighting color is yellow.

Font size

Decrease font size

Increase font size

Font size [6-400]

Make bigger

Make smaller

Paragraph formatting

Decrease indent

Increase indent

Line spacing [1-100]

Line spacing double

Line spacing single

Alignment

Align center

Align justified

Align left

Align right

Center align

Left align

Right align

Columns

Apply 1 column

Apply 2 columns

Apply 3 columns

Column options

Insert column break

Lists

Create bulleted list

Create numbered list

Insert bullet

Insert number

Remove formatting

Clear formatting

Remove formatting

Remove bold

Remove italics

Remove strikethrough

Remove underline

Edit your document

To edit your document, say these commands:

Copy

Cut

Paste

Delete

Delete last word

Delete [word or phrase]

Insert link [then say the URL you want to use]

Copy link

Delete link

Insert table of contents

Delete table of contents

Update table of contents

Insert comment [then say your comment]

Insert bookmark

Insert equation

Insert footer

Insert footnote

Insert header

Insert horizontal line

Insert page break

Tips:

If you say "Delete" by itself, you delete the word before the cursor.

If you select the text of a URL and say "Insert link," the selected text becomes a hyperlink.

Add and edit tables

To add and edit tables, say these commands:

Insert table

Insert table [1-20] rows by [1-20] columns

Insert row

Insert column

Insert new column

Insert new column on the left

Insert new row

Insert new row above

Insert new row below

Delete column

Delete row

Delete table

Remove column

Remove row

Remove table

Exit table

Move around your document

To move around your document, say these commands:

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Example:
Go to end of paragraph

Go to

Move to

end of

start of

paragraph

column

line

row

table

document

Go to

Move to

next

previous

character

column

footnote

formatting change

heading

heading [1-6]

image

line

link

list

list item

misspelling

paragraph

row

table

word

page

Go

Move

forward

backward

[number] characters

[number] words

Go

Move

up

down

[number] lines

[number] paragraphs

Scroll

Stop voice typing

To stop voice typing, say "Stop listening."

Resume voice typing

To move the cursor to the end of the paragraph and start voice typing again, say "Resume."

To move the cursor to the end of a particular word or phrase, say "Resume with [word or phrase]."

Here are all the commands you can say to resume voice typing:

Resume

Resume with [word or phrase]

Go to the end of the paragraph

Move to the end of the paragraph

Go to the end of the line

Move to the end of the line

Go to [word]

Commands to open help

To open a list of voice commands in your document, say these commands:

Voice typing help

Voice commands list

See all voice commands

Speak (for accessibility)

To use these commands, turn on screen reader support. It's best to wear headphones so the screen reader feedback isn't typed into your document.

Speak cursor location

Speak from cursor location

Speak selection

Speak selection formatting

Speak table row and column headers

Speak table cell location

Speak table column header

Speak table row header

Troubleshoot

If voice typing isn't working, try these steps.

"We're having trouble hearing you"

If you see an error message that says "We're having trouble hearing you," try the following:

Move to a quiet room.

Plug in an external microphone.

Adjust the input volume on your microphone.

The microphone isn't working

If you can't get the microphone to work on your computer, try the following:

Make sure that the microphone isn't broken.

Check your microphone settings in your computer system preferences.

Check that your microphone is plugged in and is not being used by another application.

Move to a quiet room.

Restart your computer.

Voice commands aren't working

If voice commands aren't working, try the following:

Speak more slowly and clearly

Pause before and after each command. The text of your command might show in the document for a moment. For example, if you say "select all," the words "select all" show up before your text is selected.

The microphone shows a bubble containing the most recent command. Verify that Docs or Slides heard the right command. If not, you can simply say "Undo."

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Joy Zabala was deeply proud to have been a part of the field of education for more than forty years. She was a universally respected pioneer in Assistive Technology (AT) and eventually joined the staff at CAST to concentrate on accessible educational materials and Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and their relationship to AT. She was an internationally active conference presenter, a co-founder of Quality Indicators for Assistive Technology (QIAT), and the creator of The SETT Framework, utilized throughout the world.

The SETT Framework is a four-part model (Student, Environments, Tasks, Tools) which promotes collaborative decision-making in all phases of assistive technology service design and delivery.

This site provides information about Joy and her work, and support materials related to the SETT Framework and to QIAT, UDL, and AEM.

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Welcome to the QIAT website, the official site of the QIAT Community. This website supports QIAT's mission of guiding the development and delivery of quality assistive technology services by providing the QIAT Community with a gateway to resources.

The QIAT Community is a nationwide grassroots group that includes hundreds of individuals who provide input into the ongoing process of identifying, disseminating, and implementing a set of widely-applicable Quality Indicators for Assistive Technology Services in school settings that can be used as a tool to support:

school districts as they strive to develop and provide quality assistive technology services aligned to federal, state and local mandates

assistive technology service providers as they evaluate and constantly improve their services

consumers of assistive technology services as they seek adequate assistive technology services which meet their needs

universities and professional developers as they conduct research and deliver programs that promote the development of the competencies needed to provide quality assistive technology services

policy makers as they attempt to develop judicious and equitable policies related to assistive technology services.

Closing the Gap Conference

The Joy Zabala Fellowship for Assistive Technology and Accessible Educational Material

The 2023-2024 Joy Zabala Fellowship pairs are:

Dr. Aaron Marsters (mentor), an Assistive Technology Instructional System Specialist for the Department of Defense Education Activity in Europe, and Jayme Grant (mentee), an Educational and Assistive Technology Specialist in the Beaufort County Schools in Beaufort, South Carolina, will work to increase educator and leadership capacity to implement effective and data-driven AT consideration and implementation processes at high-risk K-12 schools.

Darla Ashton (mentor), an Instructional Interventionist Coach in Indiana, will work with Candace Hayden (mentee), an AT Specialist in Texas, to increase understanding, skills, tools, and resources in AT and AEM, improving procedures for providing thoughtful consideration of AT in primary and secondary schools.

Dr. Danalyn Workentin (mentor), an Occupational Therapist and AT Professional in Florida, will work with Megan Stewart (mentee), a Speech Language Pathologist at a school in Florida, to facilitate a school-based AT team while building AT knowledge with families and staff.

Celebrate and ensure Joy's legacy, please make your tax-deductible gift to the Joy Zabala Fellowship today!
All donations go directly to the Joy Zabala Fellowship to support the activities of the mentorship partners. CAST, a 501(c)3 charitable organization, serves as the fiduciary agent of the Fellowship. CAST and the QIAT Leadership team donate their time and administrative support to the Fellowship.
Mail donation checks payable to CAST, Inc. Please note Joy Zabala Fellowship on the check and mail to:

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You can make your Chromebook easier to use by turning on accessibility features that work best for your needs.

Step 1: Find accessibility features

At the bottom right, select the time. Or press Alt + Shift + s.

Select Settings .

At the bottom, select Advanced.

In the "Accessibility" section, select Manage accessibility features.
Optional: To have quick access to accessibility features, turn on Always show accessibility options in the system menu.

Step 2: Turn on a feature

Choose the accessibility features you'd like to use:

Type text with your voice

Tap and drag your finger to move objects

At the bottom right, select the time. Or press Alt + Shift + s.

Select Settings .

At the bottom, select Advanced.

In the "Accessibility" section, select Manage accessibility features.

Under "Mouse and touchpad," select Open mouse and touchpad device settings.

Turn on Enable tap dragging.

To use tap-to-select, double-tap the object and hold, then drag it to move.

Use keyboard shortcuts one key at a time

At the bottom right, select the time. Or press Alt + Shift + s.

Select Settings .

At the bottom, select Advanced.

In the "Accessibility" section, select Manage accessibility features.

To perform keyboard shortcuts by entering them sequentially, under "Keyboard," turn on Enable sticky keys.

To use sticky keys, press Search , Launcher , Shift, Alt, or Ctrl, whichever key starts the keyboard shortcut.

To keep a key pressed until you finish the keyboard shortcut, press the key twice.

To unpress a key, press it a third time.

Use buttons to navigate in tablet mode

You can use buttons instead of gestures to switch between apps and interact with your Chromebook in tablet mode. Learn how to change from laptop to tablet mode.

At the bottom right, select the time. Or press Alt + Shift + s.

Select Settings .

At the bottom, select Advanced.

In the "Accessibility" section, select Manage accessibility features.

Under "Mouse and touchpad," turn on Show navigation buttons.

At the bottom, the buttons will appear.

To go back to the previous screen, on the bottom left, select Back .

To go to your Home screen, on the bottom left, select the Launcher . Or press Alt + Shift + L.

To view all your open app windows, on the bottom right, select Show windows .

Get more help

To learn more about how to use accessibility features on your Chromebook, check out the Chromebook Accessibility Video Series.

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