Showing posts with label computers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computers. Show all posts

Saturday, 17 September 2011

To colour in ICT lesson


The Personal Computer an online picture to colour .


If technology should fail here is a verion to print out and colour

Wednesday, 27 January 2010

Free time activities on the computer

Here are three example of visual start pages. In these pages each picture links directly to a web site. This is ideal for helping students who cannot read to find websites.

The ICT Club activities
on the Parkfield School website is a collection of picture links to fun games and activities







Activities for free time -

my own collection on a website called Sqworl .You could make you own using either Sqworl or Tizmo (see an example below)







A visual start page at Tizmo

with games suitable for switch users from
Teaching Learners with Multiple Special Needs

Monday, 27 April 2009

Free Time

Here are our SQWORL links for free time in our computer lesson tomorrow: (Entry 1 - M8/7)

Music on You Tube


Reading at Tar Heel Reader





Games and other Activities

Making Computers Easier To Use.


Making your teaching inclusive from The Open University site has a wealth of resources on accessibility and is a good place to start if you want to find out about equipment that could help your students use the computers independently.
The Assistive technologies section has information on:

Braille and tactile technologies
Calculators, time and measurement equipment
Communication devices
Electronic note takers 
Ergonomics
Keyboard and mouse options
Listening devices and loop systems
Magnification aids 
Reading technologies 
Recording devices 
Reference software: Dictionary and thesaurus 
Scanning and reading devices 
Writing aids   

The information is not specific to students with a learning disability but there is some useful information
for example:
 selecting the right keyboard ( top of the page ) 
 mouse options (end of the page) 
The videos just show you the options with no explanation but the text has links that explain the equipment in further detail.        
for example: 
the word  trackballs takes you to a site http://www.emptech.info 
where more information about trackball products can be found.