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A Tool for Multisensory Remediation of Dyslexia Linda Hutchison Presenter

 Replaces blackboards, whiteboards, and flip charts in classrooms and offices  Uses computer software to present materials  Allows for recording and storage of materials  Provides an effective strategy for instruction, educational materials and presentations NEED

 In the 1950s Universal Design for Learning gained momentum for barrier-free educational environments. New technologies were developing.  Around 1990, interactive whiteboards were developed by Xerox for use in offices  In 1991, SMART Board introduced a board with a LCD screen attached to a computer  The late 1990’s saw the development of new features for the technology  In 2001, e-Instruction developed wireless technology for the board  2009, mini-boards were introduced in classrooms DEVELOPMENT

 Effective Assistive Technology Tool  Interactive Whiteboard Technology can easily be integrated into the classroom to meet the needs of all students  Is attractive to all age groups  Accommodates multiple learning styles ◦ Visual, auditory, and tactile RESEARCH

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 Knowledge:  Persuasion:  Decision:  Implementation:  Confirmation: (Rogers, 2003) Innovation-Decision Process

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