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    1. Assistive Technology and Learning
      • Guide for Parents and Teachers
      • Assistive Technology (AT)
      • Learning Disabilities (LD)- Middle School
      • Divergent Learning Styles
      • Current or Future Need
      • Academic Areas
      • Barriers
      • Learning Sciences and Technology (LST)
      Copyright 2005. James Vincent Puglia [Key Source: Driscoll, 2003]
    2. Assistive Technology for LD Students
      • Not just computer software
      • Can be simple adjustment
      • Definition:
          • Any item, equipment to improve the functional capabilities of children with learning disabilities.
            • (IDEA and Section 508)
      • Assists in completing academic tasks
      • A verage to above average intelligence
      • D iscrepancy- intellectual and academic achievement
      • A ssistive technology is not intended to “fix” disability
      • Adjust and compensate for weaknesses
      • Example: problem solving math
      Learning Disabilities
      • A udtiory/listening
      • L anguage
      • P erceptual
      • D ivergent learning styles
      • R etrieval
      • I nformation processing load (LST)
      • V isual
      • E xternal and internal attention problems (LST)
      Learning Differences Different Learning Styles (ALP DRIVE)
    3. Different Learning Modalities Learning Disabled Students
      • Differentiated Learning
      • Engaging, hands-on learning
      • Sequenced and Structured Learning
      • Knowledge- Construct
      • Multiple Intelligences
      • Assessments- varied forms
      • Situated Cognition
      • Kinesthetic
      • Learning Styles Survey
        • Help with spelling, reading problem
      • Where and how often will AT be used?
      • Past benefit/poor experience
      • SETT Framework
      • Learning environments evolve
      • There are Low and high technology options
        • Large selection, try it, ease of use, support
      Current/Future Need for AT
      • High Tech
        • Free Trials
        • Software
          • Reading Software
        • Hardware
          • Tablet PCs, Laptops
          • Digital Recorders
          • Camcorders
          • PDAs
          • MP3 Players
          • Scanners
          • SmartBoards
      Types of Technology- Low Versus High
      • Low Tech
        • Calculator
        • Flash cards
        • Graph paper
        • Reading guide
      This is .. Class Notes Key Ideas
      • W ord Prediction- WordQ, Kurzweil, TextAloud
      • R ecorder- Digital--voice to text—
      • I Movie for writing --analyze movies
      • T ext- Have your voice make text-Dragon Preferred
      • I nspiration , Draftbuilder- Graphic Organizers
      • N ew, constructivist activity- Unitedstreaming
      • G rammar highlighter--punctuation, or capital letters-MS Word, Spellcheckers
      Academic Areas- Writing AT for Learning
    4. Academic Areas- Writing AT for Learning Dragon Naturally Speaking Kurzweil
      • R eading from the Web (TextAloud, Readplease)
        • Digital Text, Bookshare.org—LD Eligible Students
      • E nable Text to Speech : (Kurzweil, TextAloud)
        • Text aloud converts to a MP3 player
        • Reading, dictionary definitions, highlighted words
      • A udio- -digital tapes/auditoapes
      • D ifferentiated reading to improve comprehension
      • O bservation- less risk- Unitedstreaming
      • N ew information, PowerPoint for comprehension
      Academic Areas- Reading AT for Learning
      • M ath- electronic worksheets to line up problems- Intellitools.com
      • A aamath.com, onlineconverisons.com
      • T ables, graphs paper, talking calculators
      • H ope for new software and Internet resources
        • Virtual Library of Math Manipulatives
      Academic Areas- Math AT for Learning 6 7 5 2 7 x 8 6 3
    5. Academic Areas- Math AT for Learning Intellitools.com
      • S tudy with Inspiration-use for studying for test
      • T ext to speech program for test- TextAloud, Kurzweil
        • Modify text
        • Sticky pads and notes
        • Extract highlighted notes
        • Read tests and fill in the blanks
      • U nitedstreaming: Online Tests
        • View movie answer questions.
      • D ifferentiate Learning
      • Y our own personal organizers, Danas, Alphasmarts
      Academic Areas- Study Skills/Test-taking
    6. Academic Areas- Study Skills/Test-taking Link Kurzweil for Taking Tests
      • R esistance to it
          • Students, parents and teachers
      • O ther students use for same work
          • Teacher's role to differentiate instruciton.
      • M ight be given when not
      • E xcuses- some use it for wrong reason
      • “ Rome wasn’t built in a day.”
      Possible Barriers- ROME
      • Divergent Learning Styles
        • Visual, auditory, kinesthetic, attention
      • Learners Differentiated Instruction
        • Multimedia- verbal assessment, auditory, video
      • Develop Appropriate Learning
        • Meet Learners’ Needs
      • Students Learn in Different Ways
        • AT meet current and future needs
      LST- Learning Sciences and Technology
      • Metacognition
        • Are students aware?
        • Teacher guides students
        • Personal ownership (e.g.) Use TextAloud
      • Transmission
        • Audiotape listening
        • Listening to MP3 text file
        • Tests in Kurzweil
      LST- Learning Sciences and Technology
      • Guided Discovery
        • Support group work
        • Learn through scaffolding
      • Situated Cognition
        • Community of Learners
        • Real life learning
      LST- Learning Sciences and Technology
      • Learners As Experts
        • Child Labor- Ecuador
        • Meaningful, realistic and relevant
      • Meet All Learners Needs
        • Hurricane—Different student roles
          • Vocabulary search, PowerPoint
        • Attention
          • Technology slows cognitive overload.
        • Arrange environment need of leaner traits.
      LST- Constructivism in Practice
      • Project Based Learning
        • Parents/Teachers Partners
        • Different Assessment
        • Ownership—respect between peers
        • Transfer of Information
      • Creation of New Products
        • Redo Movie Ending– New ending to script
        • Using TextAloud to learn in new way
      LST- Constructivism in Practice
      • T imeless
      • E nvironment
      • A ssessment
      • C ollaborative
      • H umor
      • M ultifaceted
      • E veryone Can Learn
      LST- TEACH ME- My LST Philosophy
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