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Audra Mullner commented on Rachelle Babcock's blog post Digital Camera's in the classroom"Rachelle, I really enjoyed this video. I know that when I take pictures of my students on the classroom IPAD, they always want to see the picture or help take the pictures. It is a great tool to implement in the classroom. We also have a digital…"
Audra Mullner replied to David Petrick's discussion flickr for teaching and learning for all grade levels to foster communication with classrooms across the world"David, I love this idea. I think that this will motivate students to want to interact with more of their surrounding peers on a regular basis. Interacting with other peers online about academics is a great strategy to teach our students;…"
Audra Mullner commented on Audra Mullner's blog post The use if IPADS in special education classrooms"Thanks Chris, that is a great link!!!! :)"
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Chris Zawacki commented on Audra Mullner's blog post The use if IPADS in special education classrooms"Audra:
Here is a link to a really good article regarding IPads in the special education classroom. It has in depth information as well as additional links to resources, articles, videos, etc. I hope you find it…"
Audra Mullner replied to David Petrick's discussion How has technology in your classroom impact student learning and achievement?"David I agree, with technology becoming a large portion of our student's lives, it most certainly improve both student learning and acheivement."
Audra Mullner commented on Audra Mullner's blog post The use if IPADS in special education classrooms"Thanks Sasha, this helped me alot!!!"
Sasha Reese commented on Audra Mullner's blog post The use if IPADS in special education classrooms"CEC actually has some information in their most current edition of Teaching Exceptional Children. Here is the link to it www.cec.sped.org/TEC/plus. I hope this helps a little!"
David Petrick commented on Audra Mullner's blog post The use if IPADS in special education classrooms"When technology can narrow the communication gap of students with exceptionalities, then the learning world is open to so many learning possibilities."
Audra Mullner posted a blog postThe use if IPADS in special education classrooms
I am currently doing research on this topic and I am having difficulties find current literature on this. I feel it is a valuable topic and one that needs to be looked into. My work received a grant and therefore I now have an IPAD in my classroom for my students, many of whom who are on the spectrum. It is helping them so much, they are beginning to use language and they are now able to demonstrate to us their academic abilities that unfortunately we may have never had the opportunity to see.See More
Audra Mullner replied to David Petrick's discussion How has technology in your classroom impact student learning and achievement?"I agree David, if technology is implemented correctly and monitored it can be highly beneficial for students as well as motivating."
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The use if IPADS in special education classrooms
Posted on October 19, 2012 at 11:08am 5 Comments 1 Like
I am currently doing research on this topic and I am having difficulties find current literature on this. I feel it is a valuable topic and one that needs to be looked into. My work received a grant and therefore I now have an IPAD in my classroom for my students, many of whom who are on the spectrum. It is helping them so much, they are beginning to use language and they are now able to demonstrate to us their academic abilities that unfortunately we may have never had the opportunity to…
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