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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
LOW to HIGH Tech Options

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What's the difference?
The Six Traits of Writing Rubric will be the primary assessment tool for this class.
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Is it handwritten or typed?
Some students perform better writing with their hands and others with a keyboard.
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What tools do students need to access and respond?
The Assistive Tech class will focus on fitting students with the appropriate tools that will encourage written language skills.
AZ Dept. of Education Assistive Tech
Make sure you request that your child be considered for Assistive Technology at the IEP meeting.
Free 30 day trial of Word Q
I have tried Word Q and it is amazing how the word prediction can help the reluctant writer. Try it yourself!
Wynn Software with free CD
Wynn is Word Q's competition. I've worked with this software and like it's ease of moving through the toolbars. Kids pick up usage immediately. Try It!
Technology Standards
Thanks to Cindy Rolewski for this link.
The Assistive Tech classes will be held in a computer lab. Focus will be on the development of skills necessary to utilize Word, Excel, Power Point,Inspiration, and downloadable software as tools to respond alernatively to writing assignments.













Student Resources
Thanks to Cindy Rolewski for this link.
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