PLEASE BRING YOUR iPAD

We will be working with iOS 9.3.1 update You can print out this handout on two or three

slides per page leaving room to take notes. All of the slides after “App Share” page should

probably be printed one to a page in order to read the links.

If you have an app that you love to use with preschoolers, please bring it to share

Come ready to have some fun!

APPS

We will be using the following free apps:

i-nigma – QR Code Scanner Switch Fan – Switch activated app Chatterpix TpT apps (Teachers Pay Teachers) app Sounding Board app Drive

If you want to use these along with us, please be sure to download them prior to coming to the Conference. We have arranged for the Internet to accommodate all of our iPads, but downloading will tax it too much.

iPad: Instruction, Productivity Access and Documentation – They Do It All

KidStrong ConferenceJune 22, 2016

Gennifer Taylor, M.A., CCC-SLPLee Ann Brammer, M.A., CCC-SLP

ASHA DisclosureMs. Taylor and Ms. Brammer

have no relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships to disclose.

They do use Apple and iTune products personally and professionally.

AGENDA Introductions This Session is for YOU How We Got here iOS 9.3.1 Tips and Tricks – Guided Access Apps for Elementary Apps for Middle School and High School Using Your iPad for Therapy Documentation Teacher Pay Teacher and Your iPad QR Codes AAC Apps – TouchChat, Proloquo2Go, LAMP Words for Life

and Sounding Board Accessories For Your iPad – Bluetooth Switches Apps Discussion Questions and Review

THIS SESSION IS FOR YOU

Feel free to go to the restroom throughout the session

Ask questions throughout the sessionPlease help each other We will sign your sheets at the end of the

presentation

HOW WE GOT HERE

Kanawha County iPad Proposal iPod versus iPadResearch ProjectFinal Proposal – iPad versus Android Tablet58 iPads managed with core apps

managed by one person58 iPads managed by iPad Committee who

did research for additional core of apps58 iPads managed by individual therapist

OUR GOAL TODAY

To introduce you to advanced uses for your iPad To provide you with a list of free apps for therapy Show you ways to document, store documents

and assess them using the iPad Introduce some extension activities for some apps Discuss how to use QR Codes for therapy Discuss some apps for AAC Discuss accessories for iPads such as Bluetooth

Switches Discuss way to use Teacher Pay Teacher materials

with the iPad

FIRST THINGS FIRST – SOFTWARE

NEW THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH THIS UPDATE

Night Shift – warms up the blue rays emitted from your display before bed. You can set it on a schedule or do it manually.

Can now secure your Notes with password protection or Touch ID

More refined boost to 3D Touch shortcuts from the home screen

Makes WiFi Assist easier to useAbility to hide built-in stock apps that

Apple forces onto your iPad

HELPFUL FEATURES FROM OTHER UPDATES

Control Panel easy access Split View – view and interact with two apps at once Spotlight – search Picture in a Picture – Continue watching a video

while using your favorite apps Redesigned Notes App

add photos to your Notes with built in camera or Photo Library

Create useful checklists and check off completed tasks with a tap

Sketch a quick thought just using your finger Save interesting items directly from other apps

using the Share Menu

ACCESSIBILITY Vision

Grayscale Text Bigger and BolderZoom In and Out on Text and Images

Hearing Get personalized vibration alertsView closed captionsConversations in sign language using Facetime video call

TouchAssistive TouchTouch Accommodations

GUIDED ACCESS

Allows you to lock a program so that it can’t be exited through the home key.

Go to “Settings”, “General”, “Accessibility”Toggle on “Guided Access”The first time you do it, it will ask you to set up a passcodeREMEMBER YOUR CODE

GUIDED ACCESS CONTINUED

Get into the program you want to useTouch the “home” button 3 times rapidlyYou will see a screen come up that says, “Guided

Access” and on the top right it says “Start”When you’re ready to exit the program, you

simply touch the “home” button 3 times rapidly, enter the passcode and press “Stop” in the top left corner

www.youtube.com/watch?v=lovgyT06qrw

NOW WE’RE READY BRING IT ON!

APP FOR ELEMENTARY AGE STUDENTS

CHATTERPIX

Creator – Duck, Duck, MooseFree

Gives your photos a voiceTake a photoDraw a line to make a mouthAdd your voice and watch it “chatter”

Other Fun Apps!

BUBL apps (bublbubl.com) A series of unique educational apps, designed to provoke language, questions, communicative interactions.

BUBL apps: BUBL Draw, BUBL Tap, BUBL ABC, etc Duck Duck Moose (duckduckmoose.com) Award winning

developer of toddler/preschool apps Duck Duck Moose apps include: Itsy Bitsy Spider, WonderBox,

Build a Truck, Word Wagon, Peek a Zoo DoodleBuddy app Paint, draw, scribble, sketch and stamp! Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Color and Play app

Toca Boca Appstocaboca.com

Toca Boca Apps

Creators consider each app a “Play Studio”, user safe and parent friendly.

Offices in San Francisco and Stockholm. Apps have been downloaded over 75 million times in 160

countries. NO In-App Purchases 27 apps and counting! Available on Apple and Android. Target various language and articulation goals within each app. Target various social skills. Highly interactive games with excellent graphics. Some apps have free printables @ tocaboca.com, i.e. Toca

Nature (printable 3-D masks)

Toca Boca Apps

Many to choose from. All are easily adaptable to target speech and language skills.Here are some:Toca Kitchen 2Toca StoreToca Dance (released March 2016)Toca BlocksToca Life: School and TownToca BooToca Hair Salon/Hair Salon Me

Toca Companion Packs(Language and literacy)

Toca Kitchen 2 Companion PackTeachers Pay TeachersMiss B SLP $4.50

Toca Boca Store Companion for Literacy and LanguageTeachers Pay TeachersLyndaSLP123 $ 6.00

My PlayHome Apps

My PlayHome Apps

Children as young as two years can use it Great for teaching cause effectTargets a variety of language skills –

following directives, opposite, prepositions, increasing MLU, etc.

Can be used for articulation, tooWinner of multiple awardsNo in app purchasesHighly interactive

APPS FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL

Conversation TherAppy – Questions for Expressive Language, Pragmatics and Cognition – Tactus Therapy Solutions, Ltd.

$24.99

SUGGESTED CORE OF APPS FOR SPEECH THERAPISTS

ABA Problem Solving – What Rhymes? ABA Problem Solving – Does Not Belong? ABA Receptive ID by Class ABA Receptive ID by Feature All About Sounds Angry Birds Angry Birds Rio Articulation Station Pro Autism and PDD Basic Questions Caseload Tracker Clicky Sticky Conversation Builder Dora’s Enchanted Forest Adventures Elmo Loves His ABC’s Kiddie Questions Match 2 Say My PlayHome PDF Expert Peek-A-Boo Barn Peek-A-Boo Forest PhonoPix Full Preposition Remix Say It Again

CORE OF APPS FOR SPEECH THERAPISTS CONTINUED Quick Office Sign My Pad Super Duper Data Tracker Percentally Pro Articulate It Pocket Pairs (Minimal Pairs) Pocket Artic (Pocket SLP) ArtikPixFull House of Learning ABA Nouns (ABA Receptive ID) Language Builder Sentence Builder ABA Receptive ID by Function ABA Receptive ID FFC Combined iPractice Verbs Sign 4 Me iCommunicate Cookie Doodle SLP Goal Bank Sunny Artic Test PDF Expert

DATA COLLECTION

DATA COLLECTION

Updates to Google Drive Yay Data AppPercentally Pro AppSuper Duper Data Tracker Pro

Teachers Pay Teachers

• Free app• Open marketplace

where educators (and SLPs) buy, share, and sell original teaching resources.

Benefits of TpT: Affordable materials! Reduces prep time. Materials can be

organized/accessed on iPad. Sign up for a Free Account. Can

use credit/debit card, TpT gift card, School Purchase Orders, or PayPal for purchases.

A plethora of speech, language, phonology, fluency, autism, social skills, etc. materials available.

New materials added on a daily basis.

Versatility of Teachers Pay Teachers

Numerous SLP TpT Sellers! Refer to: http//: thespeechroomnews.com/slps-on-tpt-resource-list No-prep materials/resources Speech Therapy Organization/Data resources Interactive Digital Downloads Budget Friendly Freebies No Prep SLP materials Premade QR Code materials QR Codes with links to stories (free link to Mercer Mayer stories) And so much more!

How use TpT materials on your iPad using the TpT app

Many SLP interactive and/or no print materials available Download TpT app from Apple App Store (free) Sign in to your account Menu on bottom of screen, can Search for items to purchase, See

items in your cart, your Profile, Wishlist, etc. If you have already purchased items via computer, you can access

the materials on the app. Simply tap on “Me” and then tap “Purchases”

You can access your Purchase by tapping “Access Resource” and you will be given the choice to “Send this resource to my email” or “Cancel”. Choose to send to your email, then you will be prompted to check your email to download the resource. Open your email and click “download” and your resource will appear.

Once your resource/material is open, you have options to “Open in” Dropbox, Drive, iBooks, etc.

TpT on iPad continued…

You can also choose to message, email, print, add to home screen, add to favorites, etc.

If you have access to an AirPrint printer, you can select the Print icon, then select printer and choose the page/pages you would like to print.

You can email a PDF link of the materials/resources and download. To copy to Dropbox, tap the enter of the screen to activate the “Open

in…” header which will appear on the top left of the screen. Then tap on Dropbox and save. Then you can access the materials via Dropbox.

Google Drive: To copy to Drive, tap Copy to Drive and hit “Save” when prompted. Then it will be in Drive.

Can open and save in iBooks. Uses your iPad memory so be mindful of how much you save to iBooks.

You can also take screenshots of specific pages of your materials and pictures will be in your Camera Roll.

TpT Digital Downloads: No Prep, No Print, and No Print Interactive Materials/Resources Digital downloads are an easy way to access intervention materials

wherever you are. Some TpT materials can be printed and laminated, but if you are

short on time, you can download the No Prep, No Print and No Print Interactive materials/resources. There are many to choose from.

Examples: No Print Interactive Holiday Articulation Activity (Speech) ($6.00) and Interactive Holiday Themed Packets ($6.00) by Speech Therapy Major Speech Minor

For No Print & No Prep Activities: can save to iBooks, Dropbox, Drive and access anywhere. Can also print (usually black and white format to save ink), or email/text specific pages to parents, teachers, etc.

Interactive activities: you need to email the link to yourself and open in iBooks or PDF expert or Adobe Reader (free). You can link your Dropbox account with Adobe Reader. If you link Dropbox with Adobe Reader, you can access your materials more quickly as they seem to download more rapidly!

Examples of Interactive and No Prep/No Print materials/resources available on TpT No Print Wheels on the Bus Interactive Story $3.50 (Speech

Sprouts) No Print Interactive R Articulation Story $3.50 (Speechasaurus) No Print Interactive S and Z Articulation Story $3.50

(Speechasaurus) Grammar Picture Pages $5.00 (Speechy Musings) No Print Let’s Learn About Pronouns: Receptive Language

Interactive Game $5.50 (Panda Speech) Preschool Monster Mania Why Don’t I Belong Self Checking

Interactive E-Book $4.25 (Tech ‘n Talk SLPs) No Prep Articulation : Spin, Trace, Speech! $4.75 (Jenn Alcorn) Scoop Up Sweet Speech! No Prep Articulation Ice Cream Cones

$1.50 (Speak2MeSpeechie) No Print Articulation Trivia for S $3.00 (Sublime Speech) Other

sounds available No Print Articulation Pack for S $4.00 (Tech ‘n Talk SLPs)

So many resources– I WANT ALL OF THEM!

Ideas for using No Print and No Prep resources: Can take screenshots of specific pages, save to Camera

Roll and import in to Doodle Buddy so students could stamp or “write” on their worksheets for interactive fun!

Can open on your computer or iPad in Dropbox, Adobe, Drive and use!

Email screenshots of worksheets to parents, teachers, etc. So many resources and materials on TpT… affordable

time-savers! You never know what treasures you will discover. Questions, Comments, Ideas you would like to share?

QR Codes (Articulation and Language)

Requires QR scanner on phone or iPad i-nigma is a good scanner app available on iTunes

store Can create your own via qr-code-generator.com

(scan the QR code above right to see what ours says)

Purchase pre-made codes/activities from Teachers Pay Teachers (teacherspayteachers.com)

QR codes available for reinforcers, articulation, language and literacy

Students love scanning the codes!

QR Codes (Teachers Pay Teachers)

QR Codes 23 Spring Stories (Teacher Treasure Hunter) $4.00

QR Codes 23 Farm Stories (Teacher Treasure Hunter) $4.00

Preschool Story Collection QR Codes (Teacher Treasure Hunter) $4.00

Mercer Mayer Storytime QR Code Stories (Teacher Treasure Hunter) FREE (stories read by the Author, Mercer Mayer!)

QR Codes 23 Fairy Tale Stories (Teacher Treasure Hunter) $4.00

QR Codes Concepts at the Farm (Kari Radovich) $2.00

QR Codes Artic Games (Speech Gems) $3-4.00/bundle $16.00

AAC APPS

Proloquo2Go

Touch Chat

LAMP – Words for Life

Sounding Board

ACCESSORIES

Lauren S. Enders, MA., CCC/SLP - Pinterest

iPAD ACCESSORIES

There are many accessories that now make iPads accessible to children with physical difficulties

Remember that if you use switches, the app has to have been designed to be switch accessible

https://enablingdevices.com/files/content/SwitchAppsForIPad.pdf - list of switch accessible apps from March, 2014

https://smartinclusion.wikispaces.com/file/view/Switch+Accessible+Apps+Handout.pdf – includes list of switches

iPAD SWITCHES

http://www.rjcooper.com/bluetooth-switch-interface/

iPad Switches - Continuedhttp://webstore.ablenetinc.com/computer-access/c/500/'/

Very easy to pair, can use two switches, rechargeable

TIPS FOR USING iPADS IN THERAPYElizabeth Gunner, speechbloguk.com

Motivator Hold On – you’re in control of the iPad Protection Be ready – have the app ready before you start and be familiar with it

and how you’re going to use it – they’re not as intuitive as you would like

Rules – establish rules for using your iPad in therapy and go over them with students prior to introducing the iPad

Listen or finished – either the child listens to you and pays attention to your directions or the iPad is finished for the day

Guided Access Help – Monitor and ask the child if they need help if getting frustrated Pictures – keep pictures on your iPad for vocabulary development,

etc. Apps- Remember there are free apps as well as paid apps

PLACES TO FIND THERAPY SUGGESTIONS

http://www.virtualspeechcenter.com/articles/90.aspx

http://www.asha.org/SLP/schools/Applications-for-speech-language-pathology-practice/

http://www.speechlanguageneighborhood.com/

http://www.theschoolspeechtherapist.com/slp-blogs/

http://consonantlyspeaking.com/posts/2013/01/consonantly-speakings-favorite-ipad-apps-to-use-in-speech-language-therapy-sessions

http://erikxraj.com/blog/top-15-speech-language-pathology-blogs-of-2012

aacandlanguagelab.com – Mobile Lesson Plans

APP SHARE

Apps that you useApps you don’t likeQuestions

APP RESOURCES – SPEECH-LANGUAGE AND SPECIAL NEEDS http://www.GeekSLP.com http://slpsharing.com/ http://

teachinglearnerswithmultipleneeds.blogspot.com/2009/06/ipod-touchiphone-app-round-up-for-users.html

http://www.momswithapps.com http://speechgadget.com http://http://mobile-educationstore.com/.../

app-reviews/new-speech-therapy-apps-rev http://www.slptechtools.com http://www.speechlanguageneighborhood.com http://

www.consonantlyspeaking.com/sites/consonantlyspeaking.com/files/uploads/Application%20Resource%20List.pdf

http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Browse/Search:consonantly%20speaking%20application Free lists on this page for apraxia, sign language, fluency, hearing and

dysphagia https://

docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AjVaZg1xJJdidC1jTk9oc0dUX1dnLTRVQTlSaWxxTmc#gid=0 – GREAT LIST

 

APP RESOURCES - AAC

http://www.spectronicsinoz.com/article/iphoneipad-apps-for-aac

www.aactechconnect.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Apps-Summarywinter2014.pdf

www.aactechconnect.com – feature match for app and app descriptions

www.enablingdevices.com – Educational Apps Chart 1 – list of switch accessible apps

www.janefarrall.com

http://www.alltogetherwecan.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/iPad-Apps-for-Complex-Communication-Support-Needs.pdf - Wheel of AAC Apps

APP RESOURCES - AUTISM

http://www.ocali.org/project/document_archive - A Spectrum of Apps for Students on the Autism SpectrumMarch 1, 2013

http://www.scribd.com/doc/47441495/Jeremy-Brown’s-App-Recommendations-for-Students-with-Autism

http://appyumyum.com/

http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Browse/Search:consonantly%20speaking

APP RESOURCES - CVI

Suggested by Bridget Bailey, Developmental Specialist/Vision Specialist for CVI – Birth to Three

Sparkabilities Babies 1 HD for iPad – Bottle Rocket seller Tan-n-See Zoo – Little Bear Sees seller BrightStart Baby – A Bright Start for Smart Babies – Eieio Software seller Baby Rattle Toy – Selena Soft, Inc., seller Peekaboo: Ladybird Baby Touch – Penguin Books seller iLoveFireworks – Fireworks Games seller Hatch! Plus – Phodder seller Baby Screen – Planet Sloth seller ShapeShifter HD – Transform Games Bloom HD – Opal Limited

FACEBOOK APP RESOURCES https://www.facebook.com/AppFriday https://www.facebook.com/TheiMum https://www.facebook.com/smartappsforkids https://www.facebook.com/SpeechieFreebies https://www.facebook.com/AppKickers https://www.facebook.com/hamaguchiapps https://www.facebook.com/sly-speech-apps https://www.facebook.com/littlebeespeech https://www.facebook.com/speechwithmilo  List – http://www.geekslp.com/2011/01/facebook-pages-for-slps/

 

FACEBOOOK GROUPS

SLP Apps – Using apps in therapyCortical Vision Impairment GroupEarly Intervention SLP’s – Birth to ThreeEarly Intervention Speech-Language

PathologistsSLPs Talk AppsWV SLP’s iPad ShareLauren Enders, M.A., CCC/SLP

PINTEREST RESOURCES

Lauren S. Enders, M.A., CCC/SLP – very nice organization of iPad information including cases, equipment and everything iPad

SpeechTechie – very informative

EVALUATING APPS - RESOURCES

http://www.virtualspeechcenter.com/articles/100.aspx

http://www.speechgadget.com/2012/07/rate-that-app.html

CRITICAL EVALUATION OF AN CONTENT-BASED IPAD/IPOD APP

©2011-12. Kathleen Schrock (kathy@kathyschrock.net) iPads in the Classroom site: http://linkyy.com/ipad

APP ALERTS

There are all kinds of ways to get alerts about apps that have been reduced in price or have become free for a limited time

REFERENCES - iPAD www.everydayspeech.com/new-accessibility-features-ios-8/ - Blog – New Accessibility

Features for iOS 8, Brittany Lehane, posted June 11, 2014 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT206214 - If you can’t activate your iPad 2 (GSM

model) after you update to iOS 9.3 

http://www.cultofmac.com/419832/apple-pushes-out-update-to-fix-bricked-ipads/#more-419832Apple pushes out update to fix bricked iPads

http://www.cultofmac.com/419159/new-features-ios-9-3-update/ - Cool new things you can do after your iOS 9.3 update

http://speechbloguk.com/use-ipad-therapy-sessions/- 10 tips for using an iPad in therapy sessions.

REFERENCES - APPS

App definition – google.com Jessica Chase, Consonantly Speaking,

http://www.consonantlyspeaking.com http://www.teacherspayteachers.com The ASHA Leader, April 2012, “Internet: In Search of

the Perfect Speech-Language App?”, Judith M. Kuster http://scanlonspeech.com/2012/03/20/my-favorite-ap

ps-for-toddlers-and-preschoolers/ Preschool Apps, Ricki Block, MS, CCC-SLP,

www.preschoolspeechsource.com Tara’s Recommended Apps for PreK/K

https://sites.google.com/site/tarasrecommendedapps/preschool-kindergarten-recommendations

EMAIL ADDRESSES

Gennifer Taylor, M.A., CCC/SLPPutnam County Schoolscurryslp@yahoo.com

Lee Ann Brammer, M.A., CCC/SLPKanawha County Schoolsmnsaunt@gmail.com

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