Computer in level 1Students with a severe mental disability

• Looking for recipes for the cooking lessons• Making their own newsletter• Making little artikels for the school newsletter• Looking for information: opening hours, television programs, freetime activities• Youtube: searching music for dancing and singing• Sclera pictures for support in written tekst or to give structure in daily life• Looking at the online television news• Looking for pictures they can use in art lessons• Using a Symbaloo with exercices and sites they need for information• Exercices for language or mathematics• Using Google pictures for visual support during the lessons

Computer in level 2Students with a moderate mental disability

• Using Pinterest in the lessons• Looking up information about public transport• Making a picture album• Looking for prices on websites of the supermarket• Looking for recipes for cooking lessons and making a cooking guide• Using e-mail in a good way• Making an appointment with the doctor or at the city hall• Using Facebook: sharing news, giving reactions, do’s and don’ts• Plickers at the end of a lesson

Computer in level 3Students with a mild mental disability

• Visual support during lessons: Google pictures• Sending e-mails• Using spell checker in word• Using online information• Lessons about safe internet• Online articles and newspaper• Using websites and apps about public transport• Using Google maps• Online exercices for the drivers license

ICT training for teachersUsing ICT for class differentiation

• Giving feedback and motivation to students: www.classdojo.com and www.classcharts.com• Google calendar for planning help: calendar.google.com• QR-codes to go to websites: www.2dcode.nl and www.qrstuff.com• Symbaloo as a startpage: www.symbaloo.com• Shorter URL with Bit.ly: www.bitly.com• Speakit plugin in Google chrome: bit.ly/chromespeak• Writing and correcting texts with Voki: www.voki.com• Making instruction movies: mix.office.com• Making mindmaps: www.mindmeister.com• Using movies with explanations: www.youtube.com and www.explania.com• Using online manuals: www.wikihow.com• Making online manuals: www.tildee.com• Making quizzes: www.quizlet.com