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1 Pulse Smart Pen Missy West Regional Assistive Technology Specialist Missy West Regional Assistive Technology Specialist

2 Overview  Basic Concepts of the Pulse Smartpen  Livescribe Dot Paper  Notebooks  Input & Output  Possibilities  Cost  Basic Concepts of the Pulse Smartpen  Livescribe Dot Paper  Notebooks  Input & Output  Possibilities  Cost

3 Basic Concepts  Pen as Computer  Paper as Interface  Livescribe Desktop  Digital Ink  Human Element  Pen as Computer  Paper as Interface  Livescribe Desktop  Digital Ink  Human Element

4 Livescribe Videos  Livescribe.com: http://www.livescribe.com/index.html http://www.livescribe.com/index.html  Original You Tube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJNWIOh SyhA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJNWIOh SyhA  Sample Pencast: http://www.livescribe.com/cgi- bin/WebOvbjects/LDApp.woa/wa/MLSOvervi ewPage?sid=6cQ6TlldMgSw http://www.livescribe.com/cgi- bin/WebOvbjects/LDApp.woa/wa/MLSOvervi ewPage?sid=6cQ6TlldMgSw  Livescribe.com: http://www.livescribe.com/index.html http://www.livescribe.com/index.html  Original You Tube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJNWIOh SyhA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJNWIOh SyhA  Sample Pencast: http://www.livescribe.com/cgi- bin/WebOvbjects/LDApp.woa/wa/MLSOvervi ewPage?sid=6cQ6TlldMgSw http://www.livescribe.com/cgi- bin/WebOvbjects/LDApp.woa/wa/MLSOvervi ewPage?sid=6cQ6TlldMgSw

5 Livescribe Dot Paper  Microdots (100mm, @.3mm)  Dot Positioning System (DPS)  Europe + Asia  Microdots (100mm, @.3mm)  Dot Positioning System (DPS)  Europe + Asia

6 Notebooks  Lined and unlined notebooks, journals, blanks  Single subject and multi subject  Printable Notebooks  Color-coded, numerically organized  Livescribe store: http://livescribe.com/ http://livescribe.com/  Lined and unlined notebooks, journals, blanks  Single subject and multi subject  Printable Notebooks  Color-coded, numerically organized  Livescribe store: http://livescribe.com/ http://livescribe.com/

7 Input and Output  Capture Device  Strokes, audio, position and time  Output data:  Audio, LCD, Livescribe Desktop  Input data:  Capture, programmed constructs, quick commands  Capture Device  Strokes, audio, position and time  Output data:  Audio, LCD, Livescribe Desktop  Input data:  Capture, programmed constructs, quick commands

8 Possibilities  Single Student User  Single Student Accommodation  Multiple Student Accomodation  Instructional Technology  Single Student User  Single Student Accommodation  Multiple Student Accomodation  Instructional Technology

9 Notetaking Accommodations  Multiple disabilities qualify for note taking accommodations  Motivations for using notes vary from absence to LD  Accessibility concerns of electronic notes  Studying is ultimate common benefit  Multiple disabilities qualify for note taking accommodations  Motivations for using notes vary from absence to LD  Accessibility concerns of electronic notes  Studying is ultimate common benefit

10 Principles for Use in Class Settings  Legal clearance  Define context: note taking vs. test taking  Avoiding audio distractions (and creating them)  Maintaining good perspective: “Can you hear me now?”  Legal clearance  Define context: note taking vs. test taking  Avoiding audio distractions (and creating them)  Maintaining good perspective: “Can you hear me now?”

11 Pulse Pen Advantages  Effective note taking  Audio recording serves as “memory backup”  Education potential increases with structured reviews  Online distribution adds powerful communications option for teachers and instructional designers  Effective note taking  Audio recording serves as “memory backup”  Education potential increases with structured reviews  Online distribution adds powerful communications option for teachers and instructional designers

12 Cost  2 GB Pulse Smart Pen $149.00  4 GB Pulse Smart Pen $199.00  Paper (various prices)  3 subject notebook $7.95  4 single subject notebooks $19.95  2 GB Pulse Smart Pen $149.00  4 GB Pulse Smart Pen $199.00  Paper (various prices)  3 subject notebook $7.95  4 single subject notebooks $19.95

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