By C.A.S.E. Assistive Technology Team Tricia Sharkey, MA CCC-SLP/L Paula Costello, MS OTRL.

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By C.A.S.E. Assistive Technology Team Tricia Sharkey, MA CCC-SLP/L Paula Costello, MS OTRL

 The Fusion is a portable word processor and keyboarding instructional tool with many features that are helpful to writers.  Each Fusion has 16 password protected student workspaces with a large LCD display and adjustable font.  The Fusion offers text to speech, word prediction, math facts, thesaurus, spell check  Keyboard instruction program with 120 lessons on keyboarding  iScore feature provides students and teachers with grade level scores based on number of words and sentences typed  Split screen capabilities can assist with vocabulary development  Does not have switch access  USB port  Infrared receiver for file transfer

 Fusion  Case  Headphones  Operation Guide with “Hot Sheet”  IR Receiver  AC Adaptor

1. Select ON/OFF key in the upper right hand corner 2. You might be asked to set the time/date 3. Create a personal desktop -Select ‘N’ and a “new student” box will appear -Type student name, then type teacher name and press ENTER -The Fusion will assign the student a work group/personal desktop (F1, F2, F3, etc.) -To access your work group, select the F key assigned to the student

1. Open the Student Desktop 2. Select MENU 3. Use right arrow to highlight SETUP 4. Use down arrow to highlight PASSWORD, select ENTER 5. Enter new password and retype

 Positioning  Support  Can the student see the keyboard?  Is there a glare on the LCD from classroom lighting?  Should the device be positioned on an angle or non slip surface?

 Creating, Deleting and Accessing Files II. Editor Keys III. Text to Speech IV. File sending V. Device Features (spell check, thesaurus, score, split screen, word prediction, cut-copy-paste, writing checklists, keyboard instruction program)

 In the desktop, FILES, FOLDERS and PROGRAMS are listed. FILES are located to the left FOLDERS are in the middle PROGRAMS are to the right

 To create a new File, select N  To create a new Folder, select F  To see menu options, select MENU

 Once you are in the desktop, you will need to create a new File. To do this…. ◦ Select “N” and the Fusion will ask you to name your new File. ◦ Type the File name and press ENTER ◦ A blank screen will appear, the Fusion is now ready for you to type

 Write a paragraph about what you did over your three day weekend.  Create a “test” file-just one or two sentences

 To exit your file, ◦ Press ESC key ◦ Your file will automatically save

 To Open a File ◦ Go to your desktop ◦ Use the arrow keys to highlight desired File ◦ Select ENTER

 To Delete a File ◦ Highlight the name of the File ◦ Select the “Del” key in the lower right corner of the device ◦ Respond to the warning for certainty

 Refer to the “Editor Keys” guide in the Operation Guide ◦ Arrow leftmoves cursor one character back ◦ Arrow rightmoves cursor one character forward ◦ Ctrl-leftmoves the cursor one word back ◦ Ctrl-rightmoves the cursor one word forward ◦ Arrow up/dnmoves the cursor one line up/down ◦ Page up/dnmoves the cursor one page up/down ◦ Homemoves the cursor to start of line ◦ Endmoves the cursor to end of line

◦ Ctrl-Homemoves the cursor to beginning of text ◦ Ctrl-Endmoves the cursor to end of text ◦ Shift-Ctrl-Home highlights all text to the left of cursor ◦ Shift-Crtl-Endhighlights all text to the right of cursor ◦ Backspaceerase character to left of cursor ◦ Deleteerase character to right of cursor ◦ Ctrl-Ccopy selected text to clipboard ◦ Ctrl-Xcut selected text to clipboard ◦ Ctrl-Vpaste clipboard to text at cursor

 If your Fusion has the Text-to-Speech feature (TTS) feature, you will need to plug in headphones, ear buds or an external speaker to use.  To use, type a sentence and select SPEAK  Prior to using, you will need to select how you would like the program to speak

 1. Open your Student Desktop  2. Open your File  3. Select MENU  4. Use the right arrow to highlight SPEECH  5. Use the up/down arrows to select the desired setting:  Auto sentence  Word  Letter

 To send a File directly to your computer using the Infrared feature, you will need the Fusion Infrared receiver ◦ 1. Plug in the receiver into your computer’s USB port ◦ 2. Open a new document using a word processing program on you computer ◦ 3. Open the document that you are going to send on you Fusion ◦ 4. Place the Infrared window (located on the top middle of your Fusion) next to the Infrared Receiver ◦ 5. Select and SEND (top row, next to ON/OFF) key on your Fusion

 While in your File, many features and programs are available.  These features are listed in blue on the top row of the keys on your keyboard

 1. Open your File and input text  2. Select Spell Check button on top row  3. Words spelled incorrectly will be highlighted  4. Fusion will offer a list of possible words to choose from on the bottom of the screen  Use arrow to highlight correct spelling and press ENTER, or  Press ESC once to correct your own spelling

 5. To skip to the next word, select the Spell Check again  6. If your Fusion has text-to-speech, spelling corrections can be heard as they are highlighted  7. Press ESC to exit

 1. Open your File and input text.  2. Select a word by placing your cursor within it.  3. Select the Thesaurus key.  4. If there are synonyms available, they will be listed at the bottom of the screen.  5. Use the arrow keys to find the word you would like to use, select ENTER.  6. Select the Thesaurus key multiple times to see other options.  7. If your Fusion has TTS, synonyms can be heard as they are highlighted.  8. Press ESC to exit.

 iScore is a writing program that assists students in finding rough grade and readability levels for their compositions.  As students become more elaborate in their writing, the iScore increases. This provides instant feedback to motivate students to improve their writing skills.

 1. Open your File and input text.  2. Press the Score button (on top row).  3. The iScore will generate totals for the number of words, sentences and words per sentence within the File. In addition, an iScore will be provided.  4. This program also provides students with suggestions for improving their writing.  5. Press ESC to exit the Score program.

 The purpose of the Split Screen program is to increase a learner’s vocabulary skills.  Teachers can add the words that the learner is required to use within his essay.  Once the word is used, it is checked off on the list.  There are two ways to add vocabulary to the split screen programs: ◦ Using the Fusion OR ◦ Using your Computer

 1. Open a text document and select the Split Screen Button.  2. A box will appear, type the target words to be present in your split screen and press ENTER  3. When finished typing words, select ESC.  4. To hide the word list, select ESC again  5. To increase the Split Screen list, press the Split Screen button to move the cursor, then select the INS key (bottom row near the space bar).  6. To delete words from your Split Screen, select Split Screen to open your list.  7. Use the up/down arrows to highlight the word you would like to delete and press DEL.  8. Select Y if you want to delete, N if you do not.

 1. On your computer, open a word processing program. Word Pad is the preferred program, however, if you do not have this program, be sure to save your document as a.txt file.  2. Create your list. Be sure to begin the list with the following: *** ***  3. Save the.txt file to a thumb drive.  4. Insert the thumb drive into the Fusion, and open your student desktop.  5. Select the MENU button and use the up/down arrows to highlight Load file from CF. Select ENTER  6. Choose the desired List file using the up/down arrow keys and press ENTER.  7. To view the list, Open the file an select Split Screen

 Before creating your list on your computer, you can insert a sentence s/a “Be sure to put each of these words into your document.” This sentence must appear before the *** ***

 Word Storm has many features that other word prediction programs do not have. It learns new vocabulary, corrects phonetic misspellings, auto spaces, auto capitalizes and reads back to the student (information obtained from the Fusion Operation Guide).  To Set up the features of your word prediction, open a document and select MENU. Use the right arrow to highlight PREDICT, and select ENTER. Use the down arrow to select PREDICTIONS SETUP and ENTER.

 1. Once in a student desktop, open a document.  2. Select the Predict key and arrow down to the word prediction.  3. Predicted words will appear on the bottom of the screen once the student begins to type a word.  4. To select the desired word, choose the number listed next to that word.  5. To exit Word Storm, select ESC.

 1. Turn on the Fusion, the Current Student window should appear.  2. Select Ctrl/Alt P, and enter super password.  3. The words, “Global Data” should be highlighted, select the ENTER key.  4. There should be a file named “phonetic” highlight it and select ENTER.  5. Type in the misspelled word, the equals sign, and the correctly spelled word. Make sure that you leave a space on either side of the equals sign.  6. Next, we need to indicate when WordStorm will present the correct spelling. Type the misspelled word, and add a |(to get this symbol, press shift and \ button simultaneously). For example, type, “hu|rd= heard.”  7. Select the ESC key twice to return to Super User mode

 1. alpha  2. bravo  3. charlie  4. delta  5. epsilon  6. foxtrot  7. george  8. hello  9. india  10. john  11. kelly  12. lima  13. monkey  14. nitro  15. oxford  16. pico

 1. Simultaneously press and hold the SHIFT key and the right and left arrow keys to highlight your text.  2. Select the MENU button.  3. While in the EDIT menu, use the up/down arrows to highlight cut, copy or paste.  4. Select ENTER  5. Position cursor to paste.

 The Advanced Keyboard Technologies has created an accessory to the Fusion called the Good Writing Checklists.  These checklists provide components to a variety of different types of written compositions and these checklists assist students in becoming more responsible for correcting their own work.

 1. Open your student desktop.  2. Open a File.  3. Select the MENU button.  4. Use the right arrow to highlight the Setup key.  5. Be sure that the Select Writing Checklist is highlighted and press ENTER. OR- In place of steps 4 and 5, select Alt+C.  6. Use the right and left arrows to select the writing checklist you wish to use.  7. Once this checklist is present in the “Select Writing Checklist” box, you can exit the menu by selecting ESC. This checklist will not appear on you Fusion document until you send it to your computer.  8. If you do not want a checklist on your document, follow the same steps and select.

 Good writing checklist  Multi-paragraph Essay  NC-Narrative Checklist  NC_Nonfiction Checklist  Perfect Paragraph  Persuasive Essay  Response to Literature  Six Trait Writing  Writing Prompts

 You may wish to create your own checklist specific to a student’s needs.  See Fusion Smart Sheets and/or Operation Guide for instructions on creating your own checklist.

 Perfect Form is a keyboard instruction program offered directly on the Fusion. There are 120 mastery- based lessons, teaching such lessons as home row finger placement and proper shift key use.  To see a student’s score, select the SCORE key while within the lesson.  To open Perfect Form: ◦ 1. Open you Student desktop ◦ 2. Select MENU ◦ 3. Use the right arrow to highlight APPS ◦ 4. Use the down arrow to highlight Perfect Form and press ENTER

 IEP objective: Using a portable word processor the learner will write a one-paragraph story. It will include: ◦ 1. a topic sentence ◦ 2. supporting sentences ◦ 3. ending sentence that supports the theme ◦ 4. accurate spelling

  (go to support services, then assistive technology team)  The Writer Learning Systems, PO Box 186 Pasa Robles, CA , ,

 The Infinitec website (  Infinitec “Smart sheets”  Fusion Operation Hot Sheets