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Creative use of technology during Covid 19 pandemic

Posted on March 25th 2020 by Siobhan Long Using technology to support people with disabilities, their families and those who support them during

There are not many tools available to help reduce the complexity level of text, in terms of the vocabulary or

School workbooks are in common use in education for students in primary and secondary schools. These workbooks generally contain questions

Twitter is very useful for following a specialist area. like AT For example, Karl O’Keeffe, (@electroat) AT and E Learning

DabbledooMusic is a new method for teaching music in primary schools all over Ireland. The aim is to make music

It’s October, and that means AAC Awareness month. AAC (Alternative and Augmentative Communication) is a means for those with communication

Dyslexia Week: 5 – 9 October! Dyslexia Institute UK is offering a wide range of FREE webinars. Webinars will cover

Disabuse is a 2 year project that is part of the Erasmus Plus Programme, Key Action 2 “Cooperation for innovation and

Over 630 million people in the world have a cognitive disability. Enabled by the Google Assistant, Action Blocks is helping

As a person with Acquired Brain Injuries, going out can be intimidating. I start trying to work out the issues