This is a resource to find different programs to help students will needs. You can search by age, content, cost, and other categories. A list is generated based on the criteria selected.
This is a free text-to-speech plugin that works with any version of Word 97 or newer. It also includes a talking spell check. The speech can also be saved as a wav of mp3 file.
NaturalReader is a free text-to-speech program. It works with Microsoft Word, Internet Explorer, Outlook, and Adobe Reader. Speech can be downloaded to mp3.
Edmodo is a free social networking like site for schools. Students don't need a email address, but they do need a code from their teacher, so it is safe and secure. Features include messaging, file share, calendar, and mobile access.
Jing is a screen capture tool. It allows someone to take a picture, or a video of what is on the screen. These can then be shared with others or saved for latter use.
The book builder allows teachers to create interactive books for their students. These books can be read to students with reading problems. There are also areas for students to think about questions that are asked and a glossary section.
OverDrive is place for people to check out audiobooks and ebooks. This site is linked to the Rangeview Library because that is the library in my school district. Many of the audiobooks can be downloaded to moble players such as a iPod.
UDL (Universal Design for Learning) is a book that has been adapted for people who have problems reading. The UDL will read the books, allow highlighting, and has set links for additional information. There is also a translator that will work with some ESL students.
This is a program designed to create educational materials with images instead of words for students with reading problems. Images can be added automatically when typing. There is also an online space for teachers who use several different computers.
This is a program designed for primary students. It allows them to type without worrying as much about spelling and finding all the letters. Students can click on the words they want to use, and the program will read it back to them.
FASTT Math is a program created to help students learn and master their math facts. The program is focused on students individually, so students work on what they need. This way, students don't focus on facts they already know.
Fizz and Martina are programs to help students work on their math. They are focused around a story the students follow. These programs focus on problem solving, mathematical communication, and teamwork.
This is an online screen reader for the computer. It works with Internet Explorer. Since it is online, it does not have to be downloaded onto the computer.
Intellitools has different items to help students with reading, writing, and math. Classroom Suites is a software program that students can use. Intellikeys are accessible keyboards for students that work with all software.