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Which is better for students, low tech or high tech?

This is not a standard question to guide your meditation, like “What is the sound of one hand clapping?” but for my mind it works just as well.   So many answers, all right or wrong depending upon the situation.  Consider this example:  A student is having difficulties accessing text.  They can’t see it well enough.  What to suggest?  Zoom Text? iPad? Large Print Texts?  In this case, a slant board was all that was needed.  The student did not have sufficient mobility to manipulate a text to the optimum reading position.  Going high tech would be overkill.  Same question different student, only now it is vision related.  The student can not decode text at the size printed in a standard text book.  Now the questions regarding high tech are appropriate.  This is where the case conference committee must look at what is the least restrictive option for that student.  What options do we have to create an environment where a student’s disabilities become inconsequential. The lowest tech option in this case would be large print, but does that create an environment with the least restrictions?  While it is hard to imagine a big book causing harmful effects, it is easy to understand where it might cause some restrictive differences.  Some to consider are:

• Decreased access to full instructional opportunities;
• Diminished access to the full range of the curriculum;
• Lack of opportunities for social interaction;
• Decreased self-esteem;
• Stigmatization; and/or
• Isolation from peers in the educational setting.

The following is a direct link to the form a case conference committee must fill out prior to the determination of large print as the needed specialized format(s) is appropriate for the student.

http://www.icam.k12.in.us/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=28&Itemid=34

Helping educators to make these decisions by allowing students to try some of the higher-tech solutions available is one of the services the PATINS Project provides.  The Coordinators are always willing to work through meditative debates with educators so that the students receive the education they deserve.

Are you an educator who is using technology to support innovative inquiry-based teaching and learning activities in their classrooms.

Matthew Callison, who helps run the Jacobs Educator Award Program at Indiana University, Bloomington recently posted this opportunity:

The Jacobs Educator Award Program at Indiana University Bloomington recognizes K-12 teachers across the United States who are using technology to support innovative inquiry-based teaching and learning activities in their classrooms.

Each selected Jacobs Educator will receive:

  • $1500 stipend at the end of their one-year appointment,
  • $1000 to be used to purchase technology resources to support their teaching,
  • funds to support travel to Indiana University in order to participate in periodic events throughout the year.

Applications are now open and we are accepting applications until July 15.

Learn more: http://education.indiana.edu/jacobs

April is Autism Awareness Month!

Are you a family member, teacher, therapist or other service provider struggling with the complexities of autism? Need help solving the puzzle? This series of autism trainings was designed for you!

Know Your ABC’s + Technology and Autism

Event to be held at the following time, date, and location:

Thursday, June 20, 2013 at 8:30 AM – to - Thursday, July 18, 2013 at 4:00 PM (EDT)

Indiana Wesleyan Education and Conference Center
3777 Priority Way S Dr
Indianapolis, IN 46240

Registration and More Information 

 

 

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Switching it up!

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There is a new switch access device for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch from RSL Steeper in the PATINS library.  The Pererro is very small, but has some great features (per RSL Steeper)

  • Works with almost any VoiceOver enabled app
  • Plug & Play
  • Two scan modes; Auto Increment & Press to Increment, enabling you to continue using your preferred scanning method
  • Direct input so no Bluetooth battery drain
  • Powers directly from your device
  • 3.5mm mono jack socket for universal switch input
  • ‘Charge through’ ability to charge your device without disconnecting
  • Just 36 × 29 × 9 mm

By downloading the free Pererro app (iTunes Store) you can customize the features and settings so that when the Pererro is moved from device to device it will interact with the app to apply individualized settings.

A couple of teachers and I tried it on an iPad and had success in navigating both on the home screens and within some apps.  If it sounds like something you would like to try, contact your PATINS coordinator.  We have them to lend out!

Did your district receive a special ed improvement grant?  Contact your Coordinator regarding your specific training needs.

See you at the EXPO!

 

 

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for some PATINS Goodies and a Full-Day PATINS  AIM & AT Training on topic of your choice, at your school!

 

It’s hard to wrap my head around the fact that I’ve been posting to this blog for nearly 4.5 years!  For anyone who might be fairly new to the blog, it started as a replacement for sending out emailed newsletters to my contacts in the NE part of the state.  At the time, it just made a lot more sense to post that information in a blog format rather than emailed.  One of the greatest advantages is that all past  information in the blog is archived and searchable by month/year, by keyword, or by category!  So, I thought it’d be fun and interesting for this 200th Blog Posting to look back at this day in each of the previous years and see what the buzz was all about at that time!   Here we go!

September  2007, when this blog first started: 

 February  2008:

February  2009:

February , 2010:

February , 2011:

February 3, 2012!  For today, as a little bonus, you’re going to get a 2nd, separate, blog posting with lots of great tips including, “2/3/2012: 6 Free Ways to get Books on Your iPad, Mac OS LION Experiences & iBooks Author, Congrats Kristin from Wabash, Digital Learning Day, AIM For Young Children Reminder! “  Watch for it to post later today!  Also, remember that I post during all months of the year, not just February!  So feel free to browse the monthly and yearly archives on the right side of this blog anytime you wish!  There just might be some good OLD stuff back there!

Thanks for being a part of the blog over the last several years.  Many of you have left comments (though I wish more would) and many have emailed me, met me in person at conferences, etc., and many great discussions around Assistive Technology and Accessible Instructional Materials have resulted!

Even though it’s often a lot of work, it’s been a real pleasure to do the blog each week and it’s something I almost always look forward to!  I certainly hope to continue this blog for many years to come!  Remember you can always leave comments, questions, suggestions, requests, here on the blog or just click the image below to give us feedback.  We’re here to serve you!

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REGISTRATION OPEN!  Registration is now open for the PATINS Tech Expo 2012 on April 19!

 

 

Best Apps ImageA GoTalk on your iPad: New App I came across recently from Attainment that sort of turns your iPad into a GoTalk.  Interesting to me because the GoTalk is one of my most favorite low-tech/static display AAC devices and the iPad is absolutely one of my favorite high-tech devices!   http://attainmentcompany.com/featured/GoTalkNow/ It, however, is not free.  $79.99.  I do plan to eventually have it on my iPads for loan though, so feel free to request away!  PATINS Lending Libraries.

Alexicom App:  Speaking of AAC Apps on the iPad, this is another one I’ve recently started loaning out on my iPads and iTouches.  It seems like it might be a good fit for the SLP’s who work with students on the autism spectrum (or other disabilities of course) who want to utilize real images/photos instead of symbols.  It’s a FREE APP.  Here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/alexicom-aac/id395122088?mt=8

Apps Running In The Background: The PATINS Central Site Coordinator, Jeff Bond, came across a very interesting article about those apps that you leave running in the background.  Typically, I always tell people to go in and close them down every so often, but this article presents some information that may contradict that advice in some instances.  Have a read:

 

Yesterday’s Webinar:  I have to apologize to those who were registered for the PATINS webinar scheduled for 1/12/12 at 3:15pm EST“Audio, Audio, Audio.” 

Unfortunately, at about 2:45pm we lost all internet service in my office building.  I tried everything I could to fix the situation until 3pm and then decided I would try to drive to the local McDonald’s and utilize their WiFi, but quickly found that it was also down!   I sincerely apologize for that inconvenience and am rescheduling yesterday’s webinar for 3 different upcoming dates.  I hope that everyone who was hoping to attend yesterday will be able to find at least one of these 3 new dates that will work with your schedule and even if you weren’t planning on attending yesterday, perhaps one of these 3 new dates will interest you!   You are welcome to share these 3 new dates for this webinar with any of your colleagues you think may be interested as well.  The first one is coming up quickly on this coming Monday afternoon!

  1. Monday Jan. 16, 3:15pm.  Register: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/AudioJanuary162012REGISTRATION 
  2. Monday Jan. 30, 3:15pm. Register: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/AudioJan302012REGISTRATION 
  3. Friday Feb. 3, 3:15pm. Register: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/AudioFeb32012REGISTRATION

 

NOW AVAILABLE; The FREE ePub Converter Upgrade:   DRMS can now go to the ICAM Website for a FREE upgraded version 2.0 of their aDAISY to ePub Converter!   This new upgrade handles many more file types and should be much more efficient at converting some of those stubborn NIMAS files we’ve had trouble with in the past.  So far, we are VERY impressed with it!

 

People Traveling w/Disabilities:  The Transportation Security Administration has  launched TSA Cares, a new helpline number designed to assist travelers with disabilities and medical conditions.

  •  Travelers may call TSA Cares toll free at 1-855-787-2227 prior to traveling with questions about screening policies, procedures and what to expect at the security checkpoint. TSA Cares will serve as an additional, dedicated resource specifically for passengers with disabilities, medical conditions or other circumstances or their loved ones who want to prepare for the screening process prior to flying.
  •  The hours of operation for the TSA Cares helpline are Monday through Friday 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. EST, excluding federal holidays. Travelers who are deaf or hard of hearing can use a relay service to contact TSA Cares or can e-mail TSA-ContactCenter@dhs.gov.
  •  If you would like to make advance arrangements for screenings at airports,  travelers can contact TSA using Talk To TSA <https://apps.tsa.dhs.gov/talktotsa/> , a web-based tool that allows passengers to reach out to an airport Customer Service Manager directly, and the TSA Contact Center, 1-866-289-9673 and TSA-ContactCenter@dhs.gov, where travelers can ask questions, provide suggestions and file complaints

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PATINS Accessible Pledge

Accessible Instruction: EVERY Educator’s Responsibility

What did your students do today? Read a textbook or a chapter? Take a pop quiz?  Imagine you are given a reading assignment or told to take out a blank sheet of paper for a quiz… but are unable to read the page of a textbook or physically handle a pencil.  Every educator impacts students, but are they able to effectively reach ALL their students? Anyone working with students with disabilities who fails to provide accessible instruction and materials is inadvertently building barriers to learning.  Please watch the video and then take the pledge!  Once you have completed the pledge which is only 4 questions, then your name goes into a drawing for an IPAD 2 to be drawn the first week in January 13th.  Join the PATINS Project as we take the Accessible Instruction Pledge.

I pledge to do my part to bring accessible instruction to all students.

Click here to take the Accessible Instruction Pledge.

By completing this form, I pledge that at every opportunity I will…

  • Understand the individual needs and abilities of learners to ensure that my instruction is accessible to all students
  • Advocate for accessible instructional materials
  • Choose to purchase materials that have accessible versions available
  • Create documents and handouts that can be read and completed using assistive technology
  • Support others in their efforts to learn more about supplying accessible instructional materials
  • Maintain an accessible website

Myths About Students Using Their Own Devices:  If you’ve ever heard me speak, you’ve likely heard me say many of these same things.  I particularly like #5 on this list with regard to students and teachers being able to access content at school:  http://thejournal.com/Articles/2011/11/09/7-BYOD-Myths.aspx?Page=2

Affordable CCTV (Thanks Vicki):   You can watch a video of how to use a webcam with the upcoming ZoomText version 10 to turn your computer into an affordable CCTV.
http://bit.ly/v8Yt7g

A Few Note Taking Apps:

 

Cut Copy Paste ImageDon’t Forget to Use Keyboard Shortcuts:  ….use them whenever you can to eventually work faster and free your hand up from using that mouse all the time.  I borrowed this image from a friend on Facebook and thought it was a great little visual to help you remember 3 of the most basic Keyboard Shortcuts.  Of course, on the Mac, just change the CTRL to CMD and they work just the same!

 

New Equipment For Loan From the PATINS Libraries!  Remember, it’s always free and easy to borrow from us!   Just go here:
http://www.patinsproject.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=29&Itemid=24

  • A Few more iPads!
  • Sensor Switch Evaluation Kit
  • Aumed Aumex LCD Color Video Magnifier
  • Mount n Mover Complete Evaluation Kit
  • Dynavox Maestro
  • Pebble Portable CCTV
  • Motorola Xoom
  • Samsung Galaxy TAB
  • TextSpeak TS Wireless AAC
  • Optelec Clear Reader
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PATINS TTA (Targeted Technical Assistance) Grant Selections Announced!  The PATINS Project thanks all districts who applied for your interest in the 2011-2012 Accessible Instructional Materials (AIM) Targeted Technical Assistance Grant.  Congratulations to the districts who have been chosen to participate in this year’s grant process.

A few applications were not considered because they were only partially completed.  However; this is an on-going grant opportunity and we will be considering the provision of more grants to interested school districts throughout this school year.  So, if you wish to reapply for this grant, please watch for the next opportunity which will be posted to the IDOE Learning Connection, here on this blog and on the PATINS Website.

 

A Listing of Some Funding/Grant Sources :  www.especialneeds.com/funding-resources-special-needs-adaptive-equipment.html

 

 

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Hacking Autism in California: (Thanks Chris)    http://www.hackingautism.org/#/apps


 

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iOS 5:  Just in case you didn’t know yet, iOS 5 is now available to update your iPads, iPhones and iTouches and has some really nice accessibility features added, among other nice upgrades.  However, it can take a very long time to update depending on what you have on the device that needs to be backed up/restored.  My iPhone took 4.5 hours last night.  My iPad is taking about a hour and a half this morning.

Some nice features include messaging between devices (not text messaging) which could be a very powerful tool in classrooms.  I also like the new wireless syncing and cloud based storage which could be big news for students accessing things like textbooks on the go.  Lots of other nice upgrades & features too: www.apple.com/ios 

  • Accessibility Features of iOS5 (of particular interest to me is the increased attention paid to physical access and custom gestures):  www.apple.com/accessibility

 

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Social Networking for Education:I had very interesting and on-going conversations this week with a couple different educators in NE Indiana about the many benefits and potential dangers of utilizing the many very powerful social networking tools for education and then came across this listing.  Top 20 Social Networks FOR EDUCATION:  www.techlearning.com/Default.aspx?tabid=67&EntryId=2980 

 

FETC Virtual Conference: October 27, 10:30am – 6pm

 

TextHelp Announces WEB APPS:  See them in action in this video:  Web Apps in action

 

iPad Case Studies:  in Victoria Australia:    http://www.ipadsforeducation.vic.edu.au/ipad-education-case-studies/10-warringa-park-school

Lisa Nielson’s 5 Favorite MATH RESOURCES for learners who hate math:    http://www.techlearning.com/Default.aspx?tabid=67&EntryId=3055

 

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Weekly TIPS!  Are you remembering to check out the Weekly Tips & Tricks each PATINS Site Coordinator is posting to his/her Regional Page on the PATINS Website?  There are some good ones!  Be sure to check back each week!  www.patinsproject.com

PATINS Trainings: …also, remember to check the PATINS Training Calendar as new trainings are added all the time and they are all FREE!  http://bit.ly/PATINSCalendar

Quick Links:

  • www.myskillbott.com — 21st Century / Soft [Employability] Skills Training; and
  • www.apangea.com — 3 Levels of Intervention (latter 2 comes with LIVE, Certified Math Teachers ONLINE).
  • www.texthelp.com — a TRUE RTI Tools…a “Swiss Army Knife” of features, for example, if you have a Blind Student then you can take all their work and create a File for their MP3 Player, etc., etc., etc.
  • www.eyecuereadingreadiness.com — teaches ‘fluency’ skills by using ‘colors, shapes, coins, picture, etc.
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Apologies …to those who got the email this morning that a new blog posting was ready and then arrived here to find a 404 Error Message!  It’s been a long week!  I added a few bonus items at the end of this morning’s post for the inconvenience.

Phones & Devices In School:  I was recently in a school building giving a presentation on portable devices and literally, right outside the presentation room was this banner encouraging attendance hanging directly next to a warning against portable devices with a big, “NO.”  I couldn’t help but snap a quick photo, yes, with my iPhone.   The polarity between those two signs was almost laughable.  It really drives home the point I keep trying to make about the very obvious divide between work, play and life in general outside of the K-12 building and that within the K-12 building.  Outside, we rely on our portable devices constantly!  Yet, inside of many schools we still treat these powerful devices as if we don’t understand them, are afraid of them, etc.  After thinking about these signs on the way home I realized it would be the same as me encouraging teachers and administration to come to a training or a conference, but prohibiting all electronic devices.  … and then sitting around afterward and wondering why I was having trouble getting people to attend events.  This is bound to be a little controversial and that’s OK.  We NEED to have discussion around this issue, because it’s not going away.  One very obvious concern to me is, of course, that these devices can often level the playing field for so many students who struggle with learning and expressing knowledge in traditional ways.  I’d love some comments or even some direct emails from readers on this issue.

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Here’s a couple articles related to the cell phone/portable device issue: 

 

Getting LOTS of eReader Questions!  As we RAPIDLY move toward a digital curriculum, one of the initial questions concerns which eBook Reader a student ‘should’ use.   Here’s a nice matrix that includes many, not all, eReaders:

More Apps for Vision Impairments:

 

A Few Bonus Links that I learned about yesterday from our friends in Ohio!  Thanks OCALI, especially Nick & Jim!

  • ZooBurst: This is an online tool for making and/or just reading 3D Books, that can incorporate a webcam!  VERY COOL possibilities here for so many state standards!
    www.zooburst.com
  • Ookaboo:  This is a place for you and your students to search for royalty-free images that can be used without the worry of copyright infringement, which many of you know is a huge issue to me.  Check this one out for sure!
    http://ookaboo.com
  • Snappy Words:  This is very similar to Visuwords that I’ve probably talked with many of you about over the last 5 years.  Very cool visual thesaurus and a great tool to add to your bag of tricks.
    www.snappywords.com

REMEMBER: A few quick items you don’t want to forget about!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Upcoming Webinars:  I’m pleased to announce a collaboration with both Ohio’s OCALI Project and Michigan’s MITS Project.  Many of OH’s and MI’s webinars/online trainings will be shared/open to Indiana educators, though many will have limited spaces available.  Likewise, appropriate Indiana online trainings will be shared with OH and MI educators, with priority certainly given to IN educators.  The first one from OH is coming up soon!

-Sept 8, 2011.  3-4pm EST.  “Best AT Tools 2011”   Register Here: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/731819122

-See The Full Listing Here: http://www.patinsproject.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=78&Itemid=40

 

Digital Video and The Web… changing people’s lives:

Remember to Check Out the NEW PATINS WEBSITE! 
WWW.PATINSPROJECT.COM

 “The effectiveness of a group is not determined by any individual’s intelligence in the group,
but by how the group communicates… by how often the individuals communicate with one another.” 
-David Brooks

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NEW PATINS Website! … and trainings being scheduled NOW!

If you haven’t noticed yet, PATINS Project has a brand new website with a new, more functional, look! www.patinsproject.com . A couple of things I’d like to draw your attention to with the new website:

  • Upper right hand area; there are up/down arrows allowing you to change the font size to match your needs
  • Just Below the up/down arrows, you’ll find the Regional Menu. Here you can go straight to your PATINS Regional Site’s Page to see trainings being offered, Tips & Tricks, Contact Info, Lending Library Request Info and more! Lots of trainings are already being scheduled.
  • Check it out, let us know what you think, we’re always interested in ideas to make it more useful to you!
  • www.patinsproject.com

Welcome Back To School…. for MOST of you now:  Don’t forget about this TTA Grant before October!

PATINS Targeted Technical Assistance Grants:  There seems to be some confusion out there about 2 related but unconnected Grants that were recently announced.  There was a grant that was due to IDOE on 8/10 this week.  There is a separate and different grant through the PATINS Project that is due October 3, 2011 called the Targeted Technical Assistance Grant for Indiana public K-12 districts.  Read about it and apply here!     http://nepatins.edublogs.org/2011/08/05/technical-assistance-grants-due-october-3/      Contact us with questions.

Autism Virtual Conference:  Sept. 12-16, 2011    FREE
“What Educators Wish They Know About Special Education Their First Year.”   “Whether it is your first year at school or you have some experience under your belt, expand your toolbox with strategies and techniques for working students with disabilities!”   PATINS  will be providing several sessions along with many others.  Register SOON for this entirely online and entirely free event!
Flyer Here: Autism Fall 2011 Virtual Conf Flyer

Session Schedule & Register Here: http://handsinautism.org/educatorconference.html

 

Great DRM’s Are Made!  A Great Tips Page from the ICAM for all the DRMs out there.  If you’re not a DRM, please share this with your district’s DRMs.  If your district doesn’t have DRMs, contact us SOON to help you remedy that situation ASAP!  http://www.icam.k12.in.us/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=127&Itemid=105

PageBot...from Origin Instruments as a Switch Access Tool For Kindle:  http://estore.orin.com/

Future Abilities, Disabilities, Super-Abilities:  I’ve been telling my wife for several years now that I’m just going to take one whole summer off and have all of my bones replaced with titanium bones.  As a nurse, she used to explain to me why my idea really wasn’t the smartest.  Now, she mostly ignores me ;)    So, you can imagine my excitement when I came across this TED video this week.  Maybe my tech-biology dreams aren’t so far-fetched.

 “If you’re not prepared to be wrong, you’ll never come up with anything original.”   -Ken Robinson: HERE

 

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NEW FREE Equipment! …to borrow! The  PATINS Lending Libraries have some brand new equipment you might want to know about:

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Dynavox Xpress AAC Device

NextGenBraillerNext Generation Perkins Braille

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Go Talk Express 32 ImageGo Talk Express 32 AAC Device

In addition to the above, there are MANY other new devices available to borrow from the PATINS Lending Libraries.  Search our Online Catalog here: www.patinsproject.com/lending.html

Daniel CASE 2010CASE 2010: Second Life for Professional Development is what I presented on this evening at the National CASE Conference in S.Carolina.  This was an evening session AFTER a 3 hour break in the day AND we are literally 100 steps from the beach, yet my room was full.  This is not what I expected and combined with talking to many of my attendees indicates to me that Directors of Special Education from across the country are:

1. Taking online professional development very seriously and are preparing themselves.
2. Have an intense interest in providing and attending online training that goes beyond a static, one-way, two-dimensional webinar.

Are YOU Ready to Learn  (and teach) Online??? Speaking of which, there are SEVERAL NIMAS & ROL FREE Trainings ALL DAY on Monday:  www.patinsproject.com/training.html

A More Couple Apps To Check Out

TapSpeak Choice: http://conleysolutions.com/wordpress/?page_id=282&ref=nf

Listening App: (Thanks Vicki!) http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/soundamp-r/id318126109?mt=8

NEW Resources from the National AIM Center (Accessible Instructional Materials):

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