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I apologize for coming late to this padlet.  I'm not sure who will even read this entry.  I knew about some of these accessibility features but I have to admit that I haven't been taking advantage of them the way I should.  This has  reminded me of what I have available for my struggling students.  I should do more scanning and uploading of texts too so they can make use of these features. Siobhan

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I have a student who could potentially benefit from the "switch control" feature. Seems very interesting to navigate more easily. That paired with the speech to text feature could totally transform writing work!

-Sara

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I would really love a way for apple tv to not show every "new release"  when first turning it on. I always try to physically block the projector before connecting to it. Are there setting restrictions for that too?   -Sara

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I really like the way you can use split screen in Chromebook- wishing you could do that with any device- would help note-taking, etc!

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My favorite tidbit from tonight's videos was learning how to not only guide access to stay within an app, but that you could even grey out parts of the screen. I also didn't know there was a way to turn off browsers, etc. and set age-level appropriate settings!

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Apparently if you use Readworks digital,  the passage can be read aloud?
http://learningattheprimarypond.com/blog/use-readworks-digital-create-engaging-differentiated-independent-work-primary-students/

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So, I really like this padlet!  How do you use it in the classroom?

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I did not like the voice on Chromevox at all.  It was  too hard to understand and follow.  However, there was another video that followed showed the "read and write" tool that you can get through the Chrome Web Store with a read text aloud feature that was fantastic.  Alas, I did not have Chromebook at available. I will have to check it out.

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I have been hesitant about using Speech to Text and so far have only tried it with one student (who is dyslexic) and didn't really like it. (I am not sure why)  However, am now thinking it would be fun to give it a go with the whole class.  Maybe  start off with groups- one person speaks at a time- doing a spoken "write around" and see what happens.
Fern

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Would you kindly put your name somewhere on your comment. :) Thanks

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I didn't know about the iPad's "speech selection" feature. This seems like it could be really interesting and helpful!

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The keyboard shortcuts on our new Chromebooks were really fun for my kids to explore this year. The idea that they can find a menu for all of the shortcuts would have been REALLY fun for them! I can't wait to show them!

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The speech to text in google docs would definitely help those students who have challenges writing, even those students who have a physical injury and can't write for a period of time.

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The speech to text in google docs would definitely help those students who have challenges writing, even those students who have a physical injury and can't write for a period of time.

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I never realized how many useful tools could be found in Settings.  I am hoping to utilize the Speaking tools for listening assessments in the target language.  I'd like to experiment more with the different voices available in Spanish

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I never realized how many useful tools could be found in Settings.  I am hoping to utilize the Speaking tools for listening assessments in the target language.  I'd like to experiment more with the different voices available in Spanish

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The video titled Settings Restrictions on iPad was a great resource.  Susan had set some restrictions up on some of my iPads last year.  It helped my students who wander around stay put on the assignment.

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The video titled Settings Restrictions on iPad was a great resource.  Susan had set some restrictions up on some of my iPads last year.  It helped my students who wander around stay put on the assignment.

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I found the Using Speech to Text / Text to Speech In Google Docs and on a Chromebook information useful. I can see using this with many of my  kiddos to help generate more writing.

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I found the Using Speech to Text / Text to Speech In Google Docs and on a Chromebook information useful. I can see using this with many of my  kiddos to help generate more writing.