WRITTEN OUTPUT:
MINDMAPPING RESOURCES HERE
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Book Creator tutorial
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Other APPS to help with written output:
snaptype paper port notes (In snaptype or paper port notes, you can scan a worksheet and the student has a picture of the worksheet and can type or speak their answer and it goes right onto the worksheet and print) |
TEXT IN AUDIO FORMAT and ACCESS TO OTHER LEARNING MATERIAL:
MATH:
Other good math apps:
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PhotoMath is a free mobile app that can read and solve mathematical expressions using your smartphone camera in real time.
PhotoMath may sound like it is simply helping kids cheat, but the app also provides a step-by-step guide showing how each of the problems are solved. The step-by-step guide is beneficial to students that do not have access to a tutor and struggle with solving math problems. Parents can also use the PhotoMath app to jog their memory when teaching math to their kids. “PhotoMath currently supports basic arithmetics, fractions, decimal numbers, linear equations and several functions like logarithms. New math is constantly added in new app releases,” says the description of the PhotoMath app on iTunes. The PhotoMath app uses optical character recognition (OCR) technology to read the equation and calculates the answers within seconds. There is a red frame in the PhotoMath app that you have to use to capture the equation. CLICK HERE FOR MATH RESOURCES AND TOOLS at UDLresource.com CLICK HERE FOR ACCESS TO JO BOALER'S YOUCUBED CHANNEL CHOCKED FULL OF AWESOME RESOURCES |
RESEARCH:For accessible options for reference please click HERE
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For people with visual challenges:
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