Mobile tech at bootcamp2018
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This document discusses mobile technology options for assistive technology. It notes that everyday technologies like smartphones and tablets are easy to access, support, and are socially acceptable. It highlights touch screens as an input method and discusses hardware options like Android tablets, e-readers, and AV accessories. The document emphasizes developing effective, focused technology plans tied to staff development to successfully implement mobile assistive technologies.
Mobile tech at bootcamp2018
- 2. Mobile Tech Options The Cloud!Smart Phones Tablets Apps
- 3. Why use Everyday Technologies as Assistive Technology? Easy access- they are out there Easier to support- family, other people know the basics More socially acceptable
- 6. The Touch Screen Doesnt require pressure, only contact.
- 7. Requires ability to use gestures The Touch Screen
- 8. What Skills are Needed? www.flickr.com/photos/ebayink/6816581064/ Discuss with a partner - post any unique findings to Padlet
- 11. Access: Mobile Devices Access to: Menus Apps Functions
- 12. Hardware Options
- 13. Android Tablets
- 15. Chrome Extensions vs. Apps Extensions Apps App Launcher
- 16. Lets Look at Chrome Resources! Links to all the apps / extensions: mmatp.com/chromeAT
- 17. Hardware Options E Readers Tablet vs. E Ink File Formats
- 18. AV Accessories Apple VGA Adapter Mini HDMI to VGA Adapter Google Chromecast Apple Digital AV adapter Apple TV
- 19. Cases Mounts
- 22. Implementation
- 23. Develop an Effective Technology Plan Effective Plans are: Short Term; Not Long Term Focused on Applications, not Technology Not Focused on one type of Technology Tool Focused on Integration Tied to Staff Development John See Technology Integration Specialist Minnesota Department of Education
- 24. New Paradigm Subscriptions vs. One Time Fee