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PinterestUsing G Suite in Special Education (Episode 4 of the Google Teacher Tribe Podcast) In this episode, Matt and I interview Carrie Baughcum, a special education teacher from Illinois, who share her favorite Google tips, how she gamifies her class–Star Wars style, and a fabulous lesson plan! We also have some Google news and updates to … 
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If you are using Google Chrome you can go into your settings and turn on voice searching. I love this feature because it makes it easy for myself and my students to search for answers in the moment...
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Ask your questions out loud and get answers spoken back whether you are out and about or sitting at your desk. Just tap the mic on the Google search bar and speak up.
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Instructional Technology Student Association (ITSA) offers workshops on the emerging technologies to the faculty members in the Department of Curriculum, Instruction, and Special Education (CISE) since fall 2012.
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See the Google Apps: Getting Started Guide for Blind and Low-Vision Users for help for low-vision and blind users of Google Apps services. This includes set-up steps and instructions for using Drive,
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Video chat can be an empowering tool for hard-of-hearing internet citizens for whom sign language is easier than voice. Most chat software doesn\'t easily
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Google Tools for Special Needs by - Eric Curts Table of Contents: Introduction General websites Chrome features Gmail features YouTube features Google Hangouts features Android features Chrome Web Apps and Extensions Text to speech Speech to text Readability Reading comprehension Navigation Cla
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Put together by Eric Curts, this document provides a great Introduction to all things Google, including Chrome features and Web Apps and Extensions, including Text to Speech & Speech to Text.
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If you use a screen reader with Google Apps, please refer to our Google Apps Guide for Blind and Low-Vision End Users.
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The spread of computing to every corner of our physical world doesn't just mean a proliferation of screens large and small—it also means we'll soon come to rely on mobile computers with no screens at all.
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Natural language processing startup Wavii was today acquired by Google, giving the search giant a new artificial intelligence weapon to battle the likes of Apple and Yahoo.
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Special Education teacher podcast shares how she uses Google in her classroom to help them build skills while having fun.