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Converting digitial books to speech for student success Many of our students benefit from listening to books using the text-to-speech resources that are available. Converting text-to-speech can... Started by KarenJanowski	12	Nov 2 Reply by K Greenhaw
Via Voice or Mac Speech Dictate Has anyone had any experience with either of these programs? I am trying to find MAC alternatives to DRAGON for a MAC using school. Thank... Started by Michelle Davis	4	Mar 30 Reply by Michelle Davis
One page Assistive Tech Assessment Rubric Hey Everyone- I have been creating a one page assistive tech rubric/assessment. Would you mind taking a look and giving me feedback? All ... Started by Kris Hill	1	Mar 26 Reply by Terri Grundy
Technologies that bridge from college prep to college and beyond What technologies do you recommend for students to learn that are robust enough to grow with them through the years? I find that many stu... Started by Jeanne Beckman	0	Mar. 26, 2008
Tools for Math What are some good tools that can serve as tools for Math? Obviously, there is a plethora of calculators out there...but what else could ... Started by Brian Wojcik	9	Nov. 4, 2007 Reply by Chip Aldrich
Tools for reading What tools do you feel regular education teachers are more willing to support and/or use in the area of reading to supplement their deman... Started by Hindie Becker Dershowitz	2	Nov. 1, 2007 Reply by Samuel Charles Sennott
Thanks... I just wanted to say thank you in advance. I am not a teacher...in a classroom anyway. My husband is a teacher and I work with many diffe... Started by Nichole Thomason	1	Sep. 29, 2007 Reply by KarenJanowski