Technology
There are a variety of both high- and low-tech supports that therapists can provide and support for students. Occupational therapy practitioners' understanding of occupational needs and performance, along with their skills in activity analysis and focus on achieving student goals, support the use of diverse types of technology to address potential barriers from participation in school activities and routines.
Low-Tech Supports:
Hi-Write Paper
Pencil Grippers
Reading Guides
Spacemen tools for spacing
Visual Schedules
Seating and Positioning Equipment
High-Tech Supports:
Google Read and Write
Google extensions
Voice recognition
Word Prediction
iPad Apps
Handwriting
Write My Name
Wet Dry Try
Letter School
Writing Wizard
Word Processing
Notability
iReadWrite
SnapType
Typing
Tap Typing
Interactive Alphabet ABC's
AccelType
Ghost Type
Fine Motor
Dexteria Jr.
Touch and Write Shapes
Toca Boca