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- 2. First Then Visual Schedule App ● This is a digital form of visual schedules, choice board, task analysis, social stories, video modeling, and “First, Then” sequencing. ● It is customizable and features the following tools: ○ Voice recording ○ Timers (each step and whole schedule) ○ Photo uploading (from camera roll or stock images within app) ○ Diverse viewing options ○ Video clips ○ Sharing/printing options ● Available across Apple devices and available with Android as well ● $14.99 for 1-19 devices (additional devices $7.49 each)
- 3. How will this technology help? ● Time management ● Learning appropriate social interaction ● Task sequencing ● Establishing schedules ● Learning to prioritize ● Staying organized ● Promotes self-regulating ● Opportunities for independence
- 4. Opportunities for independence This app allows for more students to be able to interact with their daily tasks and the general education population more independently. ● Use of the timer allows for self management of time ● Schedules and sequencing alleviates reminders of steps from parents and teachers ● Videos model behavior such as brushing teeth ● Voice recording helps student receive verbal prompts w/o person being there ● Can go into general education with tools to complete tasks without as much 1:1 help
- 5. When and how often will it be used? ● Morning/bedtime routines ● Schedule for entire school day ● Sequencing for specific tasks ● Tasks In general education classes independently ● Everyday use and multiple times per day ● Video modeling for independent guidance in social situations ● Making “First, Then” choices
- 6. Is it accessible and easy to use for everyone involved? ● Can be used at home with parents ● General Education teachers can easily learn how to use ● Special Education Teachers can email and print schedule ● Student can use it on iPad or mobile device making it portable ● No need for integration with other technology
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