Category Archives: Web links
Weally Wonderful Websites V8.0
Weally Wonderful Websites has been updated for the last time in 2011. It has grown to 85 A4 pages in length with new sites added to 75% of the document. Once again I thank people who have contributed especially to Lee Blunt, Greg Alchin and Steven Jurgeit. Please share it on listservs, Twitter Feeds and email it on to colleagues and especially parents. Download …
Weally Wonderful Apps V2.0
Weally Wonderful Apps V2.0 is an update of the Version 1.0 document. I have added categories that are more descriptive and so the resource should be more user-friendly. Quite a few new apps have been added as well as some new resources and links to articles. I hope that this 13 page document will be useful for educators, therapists and parents in locating suitable …
FREE Online Resources
Four brilliant resources this month: APPitic: Organised and fully annotated database of over 1300 ipad apps for education selected by Apple Distinguished Educators. http://www.appitic.com Sploder: Use simple tools to create your own online games. Includes shoot-em ups and platform games. http://www.sploder.com All Abilities Playground: Fantastic web site packed with games and activities for children of all abilities. http://www.allabilitiesplayground.net.au AAC Photocards: Make your …
Weally Wonderful Websites V7.0
The recently updated November issue of the Weally Wonderful Websites V7.0 document has filled out to 76 x A4 pages of web sites, resources and links to a number of categories that cater to students with different learning, access and communication needs. Significant updates to a number of sections on Teacher Resources ( many thanks to Lee Blunt for some absolutely wonderful teaching and …
Weally Wonderful Apps V1.0
I have created a new resource in MS Word that just applies to Apps – thus ‘Weally Wonderful Apps’. It is Version 1.0 and has an introductory page and then is followed by six pages of links to resources, articles, reviews. Best-Of sites and teaching and learning supports for people working within education and therapy. It will definitely expand over time and will save …
Weally Wonderful Websites V6.6
The Weally Wonderful Websites V6.6 document, in MS Word, has filled out to 67 x A4 pages of web sites, resources and links to a number of categories that cater to students with different learning, access and communication needs. Sections on eBooks, iPad/iPod resources and others have been updated from Version 6.0. About 50 more sites have been added with approximately 500 or more …
Weally Wonderful Websites V6.0
The Weally Wonderful Websites document is now available as Version 6.0. It has run to 62 A4 pages and has a new category – Web 2.0 tools. Other sections have been updated with about 30 new entries. Please let others know and add a comment (if you wish) or post a question. Adding to Facebook and to Twitter and other feeds alerts other colleagues …
Weally Wonderful Websites V5.4
The Weally Wonderful Websites document has grown to 58 pages in length. The last two versions (5.0 and 5.2) used yellow, and then blue highlighting to show where new websites were added to assist previous readers to locate new and updated content. Download Weally Wonderful Websites (MS Word docx 2.1 MB) – If you don’t have Microsoft Word, you can download a free Microsoft …
Helping you to quickly find Apple and Apps-related Resources, Links and Ideas!
The Spectronics Blog is becoming more and more popular with comments and sharing of the posts coming in now from around the globe. We think that’s pretty cool. ☺ One of the areas of most interest recently on the Blog has been the articles around Apps and iPads for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC); for special education; and for literacy support in regular ed …
Weally Wonderful Websites
Here is the latest version 5 of my Weally Wonderful Websites document. Download Weally Wonderful Websites (MS Word docx 1.9 MB) – If you don’t have Microsoft Word, you can download a free Microsoft Word viewer. It has some updated areas and new sections all denoted with yellow highlighting – as distinct from resources listed in V4.2. I hope that it proves to be …



