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For teachers: Where to learn about AT tools Beth Poss shares resources where teachers can learn about assistive technology tools.
Low-tech writing tools Beth Poss points out the value of low-tech writing tools, such as sticky notes, index cards, and whiteboards.
Authentic writing for a large audience Beth Poss explains how technology allows students to create authentic products for large audiences.
Gaining independence with AT tools Students with disabilities gain independence and increased access to the general curriculum through assistive technology.
Speech-to-text for struggling writers Speech-to-text removes barriers such as spelling and keyboarding when students engage in writing. After, students can use text-to-speech to further edit and enhance their writing.
Flexible digital media for students with reading disabilities Flexible digital media can be manipulated to meet the diverse needs of students.
Audio books for struggling readers Beth Poss explains that the definition of reading has expanded—we must recognize audiobooks and podcasts as valid conveyers of content.
