2. Selecting an app
Ease of use is MOST important
• When considering apps, you may want
to consider:
• if the student can get access to app on
their device
• how easy is the app to use
• what degree of customization is available

3. Reminders Puffin Browser
- Supports flash
- Very quick browser
- Theater Mode
- Great for organizing
- Create homework reminders
- Creates notifications in various
ways

4. • Dozens of templates targeting
different areas of curriculum
• Add images/audio/hyperlinks
• Organize thoughts and topics
for writing
• Understand cause + effect
• Helps plan, organize and build
thinking skills
• Can export into writing app
(Pages)
Inspiration

5. Dropbox
• Saves photos, docs, videos
• Keeps everything in one place
• Access from school and home
• Video w/out internet
connection
• Eliminates use of flash drive

6. SandTimer
•Increases on-task behavior
•On screen or on one desk
•Keeps teacher on schedule
•Focuses ADHD students

7. Dictionary
• Synonyms, antonyms, idioms,
examples in sentences (in-app
upgrades).
• Customizable fonts for better
readability
• Offline access for most content
• Digital dictionary is a great IEP
accomodation

8. Recordium
SEE WHAT YOU HEAR!
•Highlight sections of track
while recording
•Attach pictures/notes
•Allows quick access to
most important info

9. Digital Flashcards
• Customizable
• Easy to use
• Pre-made cards
available
• Insert Photos
• 5 different tools
(quiz/listen/review/etc.)
• 6 studying games

10. Voice Dream Reader
• Advanced text-to-speech
• Reads all PDF and word
docs…SHUT UP!
• It’s integrated with
Bookshare, Dropbox, etc.
• Synchronized word and
line highlighting
• Change voice and reading
speed
• The list is too long!!!

11. Interactive Whiteboards
Easy display
Records video AND audio
Insert your own backgrounds and
pictures
Whiteboard Lite

14. Twitter: @speechdude
Email: christopher_wenger@cjuhsd.net
www.speechdude.com