App Smackdown

October 18, 2013
Who are we????
Advancing Opportunities

• 20 + Years
• Mobile assistive
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technology services
Serves individuals
with all disabilities
Diversity of staff
Technology Lending
Center
Don’t write everything down….

http://appattack.wiki.assistivetechnologycenter.org
One size fits all

• Perfect for individuals
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with autism
Works in all
environments
Does everything you
need it to do
The only tool the
students will need
There is an APP for
that.
The SETT Framework

S = Skills
E = Environment
T = Tasks
T = Tools
Adapted from Joy Zabala,
www.joyzabala.com
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Let’s Look @ some APPS!

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Editor's Notes

  • #5 tablets have become the new normal as a result - everyone wants to discuss apps.
  • #7 Workbook: Refer to Appendix 1 in back of workbook – “A Brief Introduction to the SETT Framework” Presenter says: The SETT framework was developed by Joy Zabala as a way for school based teams to focus their technology solutions for students with disabilities. The SETT is not an evaluation process but instead is a way to ensure that all the factors that lead to technology success are identified before a tool is put in place for a student. For our purposes, since we will be speaking about adults – we will change the “S” from “student” to “skills”.
  • #8 too many apps! more is not better - focus on apps that make sense for you and your students what tasks need to be accomplished - what features do you need the app to have
  • #9 a smackdown happens fast! we will share many resources throughout the hour. [describe rules of a smackdown] each of the apps we show will be added to the google doc we share with you at the end of the hour.
  • #10 At the end – I will leave some time for you to share!