If you have an iPad, iPhone or iPod touch, there are a lot of powerful built-in accessibility features that can help all of us – but especially those of us that may need some additional support with reading and writing.
I recently presented on some of these features, so rather than re-type them, I’ll embed the presentation below:
If you have any questions or want more information about any of these features, feel free to leave a comment below.
For teachers who are new to using coding in the classroom, I wanted to help develop resources and training materials that would help them become more comfortable with the content. To that end, I have Read more…
Yesterday, the Ministry of Education announced a new math curriculum for grades 1-8. One of the major new additions is coding. This is the first time coding has been explicitly included in the math curriculum. Read more…
Switches provide a way to access technology by pressing a button, taping a pad, or any number of other methods based on that user’s motor strengths. Switches can be used with iOS in several ways. Read more…
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