ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR READING Presenters: Antonia Mohammed Arlene Chris Anne Julien Lisa Philip.

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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR READING Presenters: Antonia Mohammed Arlene Chris Anne Julien Lisa Philip

What is Assistive Technology Any item used to increase, maintain, or improve functional capabilities of a child with a disability. Any service that directly assists a child with a disability in the selection, acquisition, or use of an assistive technology device

Reading The process of extracting meaning from a written or printed text.

AT Devices for students with Hearing Impairments/Auditory Assistive listening devices  used by people who are hard of hearing, use hearing aids and by some Deaf people who use cochlear implants.  Sometimes called FM units, used to reduce background noises and focus on the speaker's voice.

AT Devices for students with Hearing Impairments/Auditory Closed captioning the text that goes on the bottom of the television screen to inform deaf people of what is being said.

AT Devices for students with Hearing Impairments/Auditory Live Remote Captioning (LRC) (sometimes referred to as CART - Communication Access Realtime Transcription) delivers instant speech to text transcription.

AT Devices for students with Hearing Impairments/Auditory A cochlear implant: A device that is implanted in the cochlea to bypass the natural ear mechanism and connect to the auditory nerve

AT Devices for students with Hearing Impairments/Auditory Hearing aids: Mechanical devices that amplify all sounds to the person with a hearing loss.

AT Devices for students with Hearing Impairments/Auditory A Hearing Loop: A coil of wire around a room or part of a room that amplifies sound and reduces background noise.

AT Devices for students with Hearing Impairments/Auditory Text Telephones (TTYs): Looks like a small typewriter with a small LCD screen and a cradle for the telephone receiver in order to receive the sounds as one types on the TTY.

AT Devices for students with Hearing Impairments/Auditory Visual Alert Signalers: Devices that use flashing lights to alert the deaf person to the ringing of a phone or fire alarm.

AT Devices for students with Hearing Impairments/Auditory Mobile phones, Smart phones and Pagers Allow the deaf person to send s, faxes, pages and call people who have TTY and through relay.

AT Devices for students with Dyslexia Livescribe smartpen Facilitates the note taking and learning process.

AT Devices for students with Dyslexia Dragon NaturallySpeaking: Technological aide that facilitates the learning process for the dyslexic student.

AT Devices for students with Dyslexia iPads/Tablets Apps Dragon Dictation app (free) is a terrific solution for recording responses to short-answer questions. This app is a speech-to-text app.. For fluency work, having students record themselves reading on iPads using Audio Note (there’s a "lite" version for free).

AT Devices for students with Dyslexia Word Processors: NEO2 word processor from Renaissance Learning with Co:Writer by Don Johnston. Co:Writer eliminates the pain of spelling.

List of AT Devices for students with Reading Problems Audio books and publications Recorded books allow users to listen to text and are available in a variety of formats, such as audiocassettes, CDs, and MP3 downloads. Eg: Products and services to consider Audible.com Bookshare Kurzweil 3000™ Literacy and Reading Programs Recorded Books on PlayAway Learning Ally

List of AT Devices for students with Reading Problems Optical character recognition: Allows a user to scan printed material into a computer or handheld unit. The scanned text is then read aloud via a speech synthesis/screen reading system. Products to consider WYNN™ Literacy Software Solution Kurzweil 3000™ Kurzweil 3000™ USB Port/Flash Drive Intel Reader KNFB The Quicktionary Reading Pen

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