Shannon Lavey, OTR Emily Clemons, OTS Andrew Flint, OTS Anna Walker, OTR Assistive Technology Resource Center Department of Occupational Therapy Colorado.

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Shannon Lavey, OTR Emily Clemons, OTS Andrew Flint, OTS Anna Walker, OTR Assistive Technology Resource Center Department of Occupational Therapy Colorado State University

Today’s Agenda  Overview of the ATRC at CSU  Background Statistics  iOS and Android apps Built in tools Reading Writing Note taking Study Skills Time Management and Organization Productivity  Demos of apps

Assistive Technology Resource Center (ATRC) ATRC Mission: Ensuring equal access to technology and electronic information for CSU students and employees with disabilities as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act and Sections 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act.

Background Statistics Americans adults…  92% own cell phones  68% own Smartphones  45% own a tablet computer  19% own an e-reader (Pew Internet and American Life Project, 2015)

Most Popular Operating Systems iOS Android

Worldwide Tablet Market (International Data Corporation, 2016)

Worldwide Smartphone Market (International Data Corporation, 2016)

The Current App Markets  Android Market: Google Play 2015 app searches: ○ Reading = 85,320 apps available ○ Writing = 18,168 apps available ○ Note Taking = 1,918 apps available  iOS Market: App Store 2015 app searches: ○ Reading = 10,762 apps available ○ Writing = 2,328 apps available ○ Note Taking = 240 apps available There are a lot of apps!

ATRC App Selection Criteria  High user ratings  Conferences such as RESNA, Accessing Higher Ground (AHG)  ATHEN’s listserv and recommendations from other institutions  Reputable websites (i.e. Applevis, OTs with Apps, Access to Independence, Inc)  ATRC Staff and student recommendations

Built-In Tools - iOS  Calendar, Reminders, Notes, Mail  Dictionary  Auto Correct  Speak Selection  Reader View  Large Text  Word prediction/completion  Voice Recognition  Siri

iOS apps for Reading  Good Reader Highlight, underline, add notes Works with PDFs, MS Word Manage and transfer files Price: $4.99  Voice Dream Reader Reads any text See and hear text at the same time Customize voice, speed, colors, font, size Price: $9.99  ClaroPDF Reads PDFs aloud - customize voice, speed, color Annotation features Price: $0.99

iOS apps for Writing  Inspiration Mind mapping program Use to brainstorm, organize, plan Add audio, hyperlinks, pictures Price: FREE lite version, $9.99 paid  Dragon Dictation Voice Recognition Use to send reminders, s, and check spelling 5 times faster than typing Price: FREE

iOS Apps for Note Taking  Notability Audio recording links to your notes and pictures Draw or type notes Annotate PDFs Add pictures from camera, web clips, figures Hand resting feature Price: $5.99  Voice Recorder HD High quality audio recording Unlimited recording time or share recordings to a cloud service Price: $1.99 ○ (Available for Android)

iOS apps for Study Skills  Study Blue Make flashcards, or use templates Reminders to study Tracks and saves progress Add text, images, audio Price: FREE (lite), Monthly Fee (advanced) ○ (Available on Android too)  Quizlet Create own flashcards, or use already made ones Add images and audio Many study tools – cards, tests, games Sync with all devices Price:FREE ○ (Available on Android too)

iOS Apps for Organization and Time Management  Evernote Create notes, reminders, to-do lists Organize documents, pictures, web clips Sync across all devices Price: FREE ○ (Available for Android)  iStudiez Pro Unique planner to organize schedule Day, week, month views Add alerts and notifications Price: $2.99, FREE lite version  Calendars 5 Day, week, month, year views Color code appointments Add alerts, notes, priority, and more Price: $6.99, FREE lite version

iOS apps for Productivity

Built-In Tools - Android  Android: Calendar, Mail, Voice Recorder Text to speech engine Extra large text Voice input Spell check Word prediction and completion

Android Apps for Reading  EZ PDF Reader Annotate PDFs Change font and color Text to speech, text reflow Price: $3.99  Speed Reader Flashes one word Adjust WPM and colors Price: FREE  Screen Adjuster Screen overlay app Adjust color, brightness, tint Price: FREE

Android Apps for Writing  SimpleMind Mind mapping tool Brainstorm, collect ideas, structure thoughts Visual style options Price: FREE, $4.99 for full version  Ginger Keyboard + Page Spell and grammar checker, text reader Sentence re-phraser, word prediction, swipe Built into keyboard for , texts, more Price: FREE ○ (Available for iOS)

Android apps for Note Taking  Audio Note Synchronizes notes and audio Type or handwrite Highlights notes during playback Price: FREE lite version, paid: $4.99  Smart Voice Recorder High quality and simple to use Records when display is off Send recordings via , Dropbox, etc. Price: FREE

Android apps for Study Skills  AnkiDroid Create flashcards or download free decks Add text, images, sounds Spaced-repetition Text to speech and dictionary integration Sync with Anki – computer version Price: FREE ○ (Available for iOS)

Android apps for Organization  Google Keep Create notes, reminders, to-do lists Organize with colors and labels Set alarms Sync online through Google Price: FREE ○ (Available for iOS)  Todoist Organize to do list by date, priority, project, etc. Visual scheduling Integrates with Dropbox and Google Drive Price: FREE ○ (Available for iOS)  Business Calendar 2 Day, week, month, year, agenda views Color code appointments Set reminders, task organizer Price: $4.99, free version

Android app for Time Management  Pomicro Supports “Pomodoro” technique ○ (25 minutes studying, 5 minutes break) Timer to count down study time and breaks Set audible notifications Adjust lengths of study and break times Price: FREE

Android apps for Productivity  Google - Docs, Slides, Sheets, PDF Viewer  Documents To Go  Canvas  Dropbox  Google Drive  Skyvi

What are your favorite apps?!

Resources/Contacts: ATRC at CSU Website: Shannon Lavey (970)

References International Data Corporation (2016). IDC Tracker + Data Products. Retrieved January 30, 2016, from IDC Tracker ( Tracker ( Pew Internet and American Life Project (2016). Trend data (adults). Retrieved January 21, 2016, from Pew Internet ( fact-sheet/)Pew Internet ( fact-sheet/)