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Audio books for struggling readers Beth Poss explains that the definition of reading has expanded—we must recognize audiobooks and podcasts as valid conveyers of content.
AT challenges for teachers and schools Beth Poss identifies common assistive technology challenges experienced by teachers and schools.
Low-tech writing tools Beth Poss points out the value of low-tech writing tools, such as sticky notes, index cards, and whiteboards.
Benefits of UDL for students with learning disabilities Beth Poss explains the benefits of UDL for diverse groups of students.
Authentic writing for a large audience Beth Poss explains how technology allows students to create authentic products for large audiences.
How technology can enhance language skills Beth Poss explains that technology can help young children with disabilities and communication difficulties enhance their language skills.
Paul Rogers: Technology tools for writing Technology tools for writing increase engagement and accessibility.
Self advocacy for the AT tools students need Beth Poss discusses how to turn students into self-advocates for their assistive technology needs.
