It is rare that I watch a TED talk that it doesn't change my thinking in some way, at least temporarily. Isn't that what learning is...

For a few years, I have been a strong advocate of following blogs using an aggregator tool such as Google Reader. I even created a "bun...

Harper Collins' "Big Cat" Series of apps for iPad is not to be missed- you should be sure to download all 8 of the apps while...

I am happy once again to be offering the "Technology Links to Language Intervention" this summer. This is a hybrid course with a 6...

I was recently contacted by fellow BU alumni Tara McAllister Byun about a study she is leading in the NYC area. Rather than report on the in...

As the school year winds down, activities for carryover and maintenance are a frequent request of   parents to their child's SLPs and sp...

The We Do Listen Foundation has produced some great books that are available both as hardcovers and free animated versions on their website...

While Wikipedia is far from the gold standard of research sources, it does give a good general overview of topics and in my experience is q...

Pepi Tree (free Lite version available, full version $1.99) is a fun little app presenting "mini-games" at different levels of a ...

Apps that go beyond a simple screen and involve people around a play space have great potential for interactivity and "speechieness,...