CTG Workshop, Monday, October 13, 2014
Dr. Gretchen Hanser, Erin Sheldon, MA, and Dr. Caroline Musselwhite
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CTG Preconference Workshops
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Dr. Caroline Ramsey Musselwhite
Dr. Caroline Ramsey Musselwhite
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Scaffolding Conversations through Communication Circles and Social Scripts: Apps Included!
Caroline Musselwhite, Erin Sheldon, Gretchen Hanser, Deanna Wagner, and Laurel Buell
Closing the Gap, Tuesday, October 14
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CTG Preconference Workshops
Closing the Gap, Tuesday, October 14
Link here:
CTG Preconference Workshops
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Balanced Literacy Workshop 9-15-14
Balanced Literacy Workshop - Southwest Human Development
Join us for a full-day Balanced Literacy Overview workshop for to support beginning readers, especially students who use AAC.
Get the flyer here:
Balanced Literacy Workshop
Join us for a full-day Balanced Literacy Overview workshop for to support beginning readers, especially students who use AAC.
Get the flyer here:
Balanced Literacy Workshop
Enlarged Keyboards and iPad
Using Enlarged Keyboards With the iPad:
Did you know that many keyboards work easily with an iPad?
All you need is the keyboard and a USB camera adaptor.
One very inexpensive keyboard to try is EZ Eyes Keyboard:
• In Canada, they are available at Dollorama for $3
• Order online (ex:
Walmart is currently has them for $8.53)
Simplifying the Keyboard:
Here’s a tip from Sarah (teacher and Mom extraordinaire!)
• Remove (pop off) any keys your student won’t need
(ex: function keys)
• Consider removing the top # keys, as they are visually
busy
Step-by-Step Instructions for using keyboards:
1)
Go to a page that accepts text (ex: Keynote; AbiliPad; text page in Proloquo2Go)
2)
Attach adaptor to end of keyboard cable
3)
Plug in keyboard
4)
You will get a message indicating that the
keyboard won’t work – click OK
5)
Make sure you have a cursor, then start typing!
Monday, August 4, 2014
Minimizing the Mystery of Writing: Shared Writing for Students with Significant Disabilities
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