Cause and Effect

Early Childhood games or Juegos Atención Temprana
has a good list of simple mouse skills/cause and effect games.

Teaching Learners with Multiple Needs has an updated list of Switch accessible games

Here are two guides to help you learn about using switches

Switches

A manual by Chris Addis from One Switch .org

Particularly relevant to Milestone 1-3

Inclusive Technology – A guide to Switches

A good introduction to switches, how and why to use them

Switch games

Switch games

Christmas Presents from HelpKidz learn

christmas presents

The Frog game from Papunet games

frog game

Balloon Bang From Shiny Learning

Balloon pop

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Using Switches

I've been learning about switches. Here is a presentation I recently shared with colleagues in a skill sharing session

Cameras and Flip Cams.

We have had some fun filming and taking pictures .
We have used a variety of improvised devices to secure cameras to wheel chairs.

But what I would like to do next is to make them switch enabled-something like the ones featured on RJ Cooper
or in Mat's Blog-

Teamwork Switches and the Internet

Jim Thomson is a lecturer in Music and IT in the Support for Learning section at Reid Kerr College.
Team Work Accessing the Internet shows a group of students with learning difficulties working as a team.They are using switch controls to access the Internet. You can read more about Jim's work in the summer bulletin of E learning Accessibility and Inclusion see my blog entry