Maureen Lafleche's List: Boardmaker by Mayer Johnson

Dade Schools in Florida. There are many resources for special needs students and teachers; information on how and when to use AAC devices, premade Boardmaker boards and much, much more.

This powerful word/picture processing program allows you to type words with the option of having picture symbols appear with each word. WWS 2000 is a program with three primary purposes:

* Allows teachers and parents to make picture materials
* Allows individuals who don't recognize text to write with pictures
* Allows text users to have a talking word processing program with a pictorial spell checker

Boardmaker Family v6 Tutorials - Symbolate Tool, Movable Button Tool, Swap, Shuffle, align and center, Freeform Tool, Drag and Dro, Package and share, sound Library, Quick record

Archived Online Boardmaker Trainings are recorded sessions with content that is virtually identical to a live session. View your favorite archived session at home, at school and at the time that’s convenient for you.

"Training Type: Boardmaker Software Family
Description: This fast paced session will teach you how to access and use our new Power Templates, downloadable for free from AdaptedLearning.com. You will learn how to find, download and most importantly generate exciting, attractive on-screen interactive activities in minutes using Power Templates! You will also get a chance to see how these activities are integrated into our Curriculum Companion Units.

Participants will be able to:
1.Locate and download Power Templates from AdaptedLearning.com
2.Use Power Templates to create interactive activities.
3.Explain how templates are used in the context of Curriculum Companions."

"These are adapted books and materials created with Boardmaker, Writing with Symbols, and PowerPoint software. They have been converted to Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) format as well. "

"This is a different kind of library. You won't find dusty books or old magazines here.

This is a digital lending library designed for LATS (Local Assistive Technology Specialists) in the state of Florida, to help them serve the students in their school districts. "