Showing posts with label Pinterest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pinterest. Show all posts

Thursday, June 13, 2013

EdCeptional Minute #44.5 - Pinterest, Pinterest, Pinterest


In this week's EdCeptional Minute we explore Pinterest and the many, many boards relating to Assistive Technology and Special Education.  Be sure to give it a listen, and check out the video featuring all the boards!

EdCeptional Minute #44.5 - Pinterest, Pinterest, Pinterest



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Thursday, June 6, 2013

EdCeptional #44 - Hey, where'd Tricia go?


The latest episode of EdCeptional is live at the EdReach.us site.  Take a listen as we discuss an interesting Pinterest board, the QuickKey Kickstarter, and an app called subtext.

EdCeptional #44 - Hey, where'd Tricia go?



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Wednesday, May 15, 2013

@lasenders Pinterest for AT

I have not used Pinterest myself very much, but I know that may people find it to be a great way to find curate content.  I don't have a problem with Pinterest, but have found my current methods for getting content to be enough, and I don't need another thing!  But, I have found some very interesting project and information on Pinterest and I thought I'd share with you.

Lauren S. Enders (@lasenders) is a Speech Pathologist & Assistive Technology Consultant from Pennsylvania and a frequent contributor on the iTeach Special Education Facebook Group.  Lauren has shared her Pinterest board collection on numerous occasions, and it is a wealth of information.  Lauren has boards centering around iPad/iPod touch cases, styluses, and apps.  Some of the app list include apps for apraxia, free language apps, and teaching verbs.  There are also curated lists of AAC lessons and ideas.  Lauren has collected an amazing amount of information.  Make sure to check it out!

Lauren S. Enders on Pinterest



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