This blog is designed to document infants/toddlers with disabilities using an iPad to promote their development. I hope to show how this new technology can help children with disabilities develop their communication, play, pre-literacy, cognitive, visual/auditory and motor skills.
Another positive so far using the iPad for home visiting has been I don't have to carry around so much stuff. In the picture I am using the iPad as a light box for a child with CVI. I have also used it as a flashlight, portable DVD player, switch toy, tape recorder, Big Mac, puzzle, story book and matching game. This is only the first week. I can already feel my toy bag getting lighter.
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We bought the iPad a few months ago because I was soooo sick of coloring, copying, laminating, etc... For our weekly speech sessions. First I just programmed pictures and flashcards, now we are using the proloquo2go for our aac. Thanks for setting up this site. I'm always looking for new apps!
Today, Kendall crossed midline twice while playing peekaboo barn!!!!!!
We bought the iPad a few months ago because I was soooo sick of coloring, copying, laminating, etc... For our weekly speech sessions. First I just programmed pictures and flashcards, now we are using the proloquo2go for our aac. Thanks for setting up this site. I'm always looking for new apps!
ReplyDeleteToday, Kendall crossed midline twice while playing peekaboo barn!!!!!!