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Eartha Coard SPD-560 11/08/2021 Assistive Technology Device Matrix Template Assistive Technology Device Potential Uses Advantages Disadvantages Application for Which Disorder(s) Application in the Classroom (Inclusion, Resource, Self-Contained, or mix?) Low Tech Assistive Technology 1. 2. High Tech Assistive Technology 3. 4. Augmentative Assistive Technology 5. 6. Alternative Assistive Technology 7. 8. © 2017. Grand Canyon University. All Rights Reserved. © 201 7 . Grand Canyon University. All Rights Reserved. Eartha Coard SPD - 560 11/08/2021 Assistive Technology Device Matrix Template Assistive Technology Device Potential Uses Advantages Disadvantages Application for Which Disorder(s) Application in the Classroom (Inclusion, Resource, Self - Contained, or mix?) Low Tech Assistive Technology 1. 2. High Tech Assistive Technology 3. 4. Augmentative Assistive Technology 5. 6. Alternative Assistive Technology 7. 8. © 2017. Grand Canyon University. All Rights Reserved. Eartha Coard SPD-560 11/08/2021 Assistive Technology Device Matrix Template Assistive Technology Device Potential Uses Advantages Disadvantages Application for Which Disorder(s) Application in the Classroom (Inclusion, Resource, Self-Contained, or mix?) Low Tech Assistive Technology 1. 2. High Tech Assistive Technology 3. 4. Augmentative Assistive Technology 5. 6. Alternative Assistive Technology 7. 8. ...

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© 2017. Grand Canyon University. All Rights Reserved.
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. Grand Canyon University. All Rights
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Eartha Coard
SPD
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560
11/08/2021
Assistive Technology Device Matrix Template
Assistive Technology
Device
Potential Uses
Advantages

Disadvantages
Application
for
Which
Disorder(s)
Application
in
the
Classroom
(Inclusion, Resource,
Self
-
Contained, or
mix?)
Low Tech Assistive Technology
1.
2.

High Tech
Assistive Technology
3.
4.
Augmentative Assistive Technology
5.
6.

Alternative Assistive Technology
7.
8.
© 2017. Grand Canyon University. All Rights Reserved.
Eartha Coard
SPD-560
11/08/2021
Assistive Technology Device Matrix Template

Assistive Technology
Device
Potential Uses
Advantages
Disadvantages
Application for
Which
Disorder(s)
Application in the
Classroom
(Inclusion, Resource,
Self-Contained, or
mix?)
Low Tech Assistive Technology
1.
2.
High Tech Assistive Technology
3.
4.
Augmentative Assistive Technology
5.
6.
Alternative Assistive Technology
7.
8.

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