Writing Technology
While the principles of successful teaching through UDL can be applied without technology, these tools make the implementation and elaboration of UDL easier! The sample writing support tools below can greatly enhance the power and flexibility teachers and students have to individualize learning experiences and decrease barriers.
While the principles of successful teaching through UDL can be applied without technology, these tools make the implementation and elaboration of UDL easier! The sample writing support tools below can greatly enhance the power and flexibility teachers and students have to individualize learning experiences and decrease barriers.
Speech-to-Text (The Artist Formerly Known As Dictation)
Speech-to-Text (The Artist Formerly Known As Dictation)
Teaching the Use of Speech Recognition Tools for Writing:
Teaching the Use of Speech Recognition Tools for Writing:
Word Prediction Software/Extensions
Word Prediction Software/Extensions
Word Prediction/Annotation Apps
Word Prediction/Annotation Apps
Abilipad for iOS
Keedogo Plus for iOS
Snaptype
Adobe Fill and Sign
Kami
Kami
Students can annotate text and editing documents using Kami, including those that use word prediction softwares and other supports. Find out more at www.kamiapp.com
Digital Graphic Organizers
Digital Graphic Organizers
Graphic Organizer Options:
Graphic Organizer Options:
MindMeister (Free Tier, Requires Sign Up)
MindMup (Free Tier, Requires Sign Up)
Kid/Inspiration (No Free Tier, License Required)
Google Drawing (Free, included in Google Docs)
Spell/Grammar Check
Spell/Grammar Check
Note Taking
Note Taking
Low to Mid-Tech Tools: Chat with Your Occupational Therapist!
Low to Mid-Tech Tools: Chat with Your Occupational Therapist!
