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Writing on the iPad
Joan Tanenhaus gives an overview of some of the new and traditional input options available for writing on the iPad.
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Stoke Speaks Out
Stoke Speaks Out’s Early Communication Screen won the Outstanding Achievement Award at this year’s Shine a Light Awards. Sal McKeown…
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iPad Pro and iOS 11 for special needs
Joan Tanenhaus highlights some of the new features of the iPad Pro and iOS 11 that are tailor-made for users…
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Meet your Makers
This year’s conference of America’s Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) finished with its very first Makers Day. Carol Allen was…
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Stephen Hawking as accidental ambassador for assistive technologies
Martin E. Blair looks at one of Stephen Hawking’s less recognised accomplishments, his role as a ‘spokesmodel’ for assistive technologies.
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Access, access, access
Since its launch almost 30 years ago Soundbeam has built a devoted following among musicians working with children and adults…
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Smart Toys
In addition to iPads, laptops, and smart phones, the last few years have brought us new kinds of toys. Here…
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Supporting SEN teachers with neuroscience
Can neuroscience help frontline teaching professionals better understand SEN students emotional changes and learning experiences? An innovative project in Hong…
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Beyond P scales
In October Earwig Academic invited Andrew Hackett, Policy Adviser at the Standards and Testing Agency, to meet an audience of…
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More ways to play and learn with the iPad
Joan Tanenhaus reviews some of the latest on-screen manipulatives that can be used with the iPad and some other tablets…