Learning...Sharing...Creating
Amanda Peters's Groups
-
Differentiating Teacher…
34 members
-
Literacy in AAC
54 members
-
Web 2.0 as Instructional…
69 members
Amanda Peters's Discussions
Complimentary Webinar Series
2 Replies
Started this discussion. Last reply by Amanda Peters Jul 6.
Free Webinar : The Power of a Programmable Switch Interface
Started Jun 11
Amanda Peters's Page
Gifts Received
Amanda Peters has not received any gifts yet
Latest Activity
This group is for those in Teacher Education who are looking to find ways to prepare future teachers to differentiate instruction through technology for their K-12 students.
I look forward to talking with you online, Terri! Feel free to pass the webinar information on to anyone else you think might be interested.
Thanks for posting these. I look forward to being able to take at least one.
Terri Trotter
Atomic Learning Presents:
Assistive Technology Summer Webinar Series
Atomic Learning invites you to continue your education throughout the summer months by participating in a complimentary webinar series. All webinars will include an extended quest…
A group focused on speaking about current literacy instruction for users of augmentative communication.
LOL, Mark. I'm not sure what Monkey Snot tastes like, but I understand the sentiment. I think it comes down to time and being intimidated by something new that will take them some time to figure out. My experience has been that most teachers are so…
This group is for those who would like to discuss web 2.0 technologies that can serve as instructional or assistive technologies.
I recently had the opportunity to take an indepth look at a couple of programmable switch interfaces and my head started to whirl with all the possible uses. I'll be sharing some of those uses during this webinar:
The Power of a Programmable Switch…
Profile Information
- Hometown:
- Rochester, MN Area
- Role
- Special Education Teacher, AT Specialist, Professional Development Provider, AT Industry Member
- About Me:
- I currently develop tutorials for Atomic Learning's Assistive Technology Collection. My background is in Special Education and assistive technology, teaching students with developmental disabilities, being a consultant for students with physical impairments, and being an Assistive Technology coordinator. I've seen the way A.T. can change lives - empowering people to communicate, access information, and be more independent. I love the field of A.T.!!!
Comment Wall
- No comments yet!
About
Badge
© 2009 Created by Brian Wojcik on Ning. Create a Ning Network!
