iPad+Apps

= The use of iPads are becoming very much considered mainstream. But where do we start? =

This page contains lots of useful information and may help with decisions about which App to choose and sites to help.
A great wiki This wiki has been constructed by a special needs educator in USA and has many listed apps including Apps for older students and is worth a look.

**Have a look at this short clip to help you get your head around why we use iPads in the classroom**
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How to set up your iPad. A step by step guide ** How to work your iPad.[| A link help you know the tricks] ** ** Where to Begin ** Often we have students on the ASD spectrum and the iPad is showing to be a tool that is showing much promise. however what is good for those with ASD is also good for all students. This list was developed to provide apps based on common learning characteristics and traits that are typical for students with ASD. Like any intervention it is important to consider the learning needs of the child and tailor the App to fit.

Her[|e is a sampling of apps available for each] [|skill area.] This is not, nor is it meant to be a deﬁnitive list. This list is intended to give you a starting place and a rationale for picking certain apps.

Look how the iPad has changed the engagement of these children with Autism. It has unlocked a previously unknown cognitive function of the second child.
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Here is a handy list of sites that will connect you with sites that give good information about apps that may be of use. It may save a bit of 'search time'