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Back at it with Conference Proposals

Started by Jeff VanDrimmelen · 10 months ago

Okay… It has been a couple of months, and it is just killing me. Almost every day I see something that I want to pass along, so I am going to end m Hiatus and write a couple of blog posts now and again.
I have been working on two conference proposals, so [...] ... Continue reading »

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Neil Hokanson
11 months ago

I like your proposal ideas. The iPod Touch is amazing especially with the new apps. I continually see new ways to use this device each day and hope we can do some R & D with students and teachers using these devices (if $ is available) this year.

Web 2.0 is a very useful tool to assist students with learning disabilities. I know from my recent 10 years in a middle school classroom (granted much of it before Web 2.0 but part with it) technology, and especially web-based learning enhanced and accommodated students' special needs and helped them succeed tremendously.

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Zoe Gillenwater
10 months ago

I like both ideas, but the second one really interests me because of the work I've done with web accessibility. We should talk more about this some time.

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alyssa
9 months ago

I'm looking forward to learning more about your second proposal. I know I'm ignorant about how to best help special needs students, and I'm sure I'm not alone. This is an important topic! I look forward to learning more about it from you!

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