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Monday Tech Tip: Stands and Mounts for Mobile Devices
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iPad High School – Part 2 – Join us as we explore a high school that is replacing text books with iPads
Today we release part 2 of “iPad High School”. Danville Community High School in Indiana is in the process of replacing all students’ textbooks with iPads. This has significant implications for students with and without disabilities. In this tw0-part special episode of “Assistive Technology Update” we talk with a student, school personnel and members of […]
Monday Tech Tip: Electronic Magnification Device
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Happy Holidays from the INDATA Project!
We will be taking a break from our daily blogging until after the first of the year to celebrate the holidays.Our offices will be closed on Monday 26th, 2011 through Friday 30th, 2011. We look forward to enjoying this holiday season with family and friends. We wish all of our readers a wonderful holiday season! […]
iPad High School – Part 1 – Join us as we explore a high school that is replacing text books with iPads
Today we release part 1 of “iPad High School”. Danville Community High School in Indiana is in the process of replacing all students’ textbooks with iPads. This has significant implications for students with and without disabilities. In this tw0-part special episode of “Assistive Technology Update” we talk with a student, school personnel and members of […]