Classroom Suite Suggestions

Looking for great ideas for Classroom Suite downloads, or ideas of what to use with kids at different levels?  This site has a ton of great suggestions, with links to download.  Make sure you check them out!

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Facebook Groups

Recently Facebook has added a great feature called groups. Since many people are on Facebook already, it made sense to start some groups to support assistive technology. Check out these groups:

Assistive Technology

Boardmaker Sharing

Intellitools Classroom Suite

iTeach Special Education - iDevices in SpEd


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Aimee Solutions

So for my first post back, after my computer mishap (still not fixed on a loaner machine), I decided to talk about a great site run by some friends of mine. I'll start off by saying that I have worked with these ladies in the past, but would recommend this site to anyone who deals with students with significant cognitive disabilities.

Aimee Solutions is run by 3 women in Lake County, IL. They create materials for students using many different mediums. All the Language Solutions have a Boardmaker book, a interactive book using Intellitools Classroom Suite, language development and fun activities (songs, BINGO, etc...), and some have a writing component. The Language Solution kits are available on CD, and also fully put together.

In addition to Language Solution Kits they have PVC kits for easels, and switch holders. They also do trainings on how to create materials, find bargains at dollar stores, and student created art! Take a look at these ladies and all they do. They are a great resource.

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Accessible Book Collection

The Accessible Book Collection is a website for acquiring digital text. The books available in several different formats - Clicker 5, Classroom Suite, & Boardmaker Plus format. The majority of the books are in XHTML, which can be used with text readers, & text readers in web browsers. Many of the books in this collection are geared toward older students - a quick browse shows a listing for Twighlight & Harry Potter.

The Accessible Book Collection is not free (sorry, can't have it all!). It has a small subscription fee of $50 per year, there are discounts for multiple subscriptions (such as for a school). They are adding books everyday, so check out what they have.


Accessible Books Collection

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