Thanks for the feedback, I’m happy you found it useful! 😊
Community Member
Create a post from the types below.
Inclusive Education: Part 3 - Using Inclusive Tools to Gather and Organise Information
As well as having to comprehend information given to them, learners are faced with the cognitively challenging task of locating, curating and managing a variety of content. In this video, we will explore how learners might use and personalise the following built in inclusive tools on iPad to make the process of gathering information and organising thinking more efficient and effective:
- 0.41 - 3.05: Dictation
- 3.06 - 5.09: Split View
- 5.10 - 6.31: Predictive Text
- 6.32 - 7:47: Split View
- 7.48 - 9.30: QuickPath keyboard
- 9.31 - 10.41: Scribble
- 10.42 - 12.11: Drawing Tools
Other posts in this series:
You might also like
Supporting Early Learners on iPad: Settings & Accessibility
Out of the box, iPad is an incredibly inclusive tool - with many different built-in features designed to support and empower ALL our learners.... including our Early Learners!
Accessibility in Education #13 - Dictation
In this video, we find out how to set up dictation.
Inclusive App Design Activity
Learn how to help students identify problems they care about, then plan, prototype, and share app ideas with a 1-hr‑long app design activity.
All Comments
Such a comprehensive guide to support our neurodiverse ākonga. Thanks for sharing, Laura!
Thanks so much for your feedback, I’m glad you found it useful! ☺️
250032751020
Posted on November 05, 2023
Such a great video demo of these built in features! Thanks for sharing