Classhook is a free service for educators that seeks to "hook" students with clips from popular culture (movies, TV, etc) that co...

In my last post I discussed resources on YouTube that can be used as video models for taking on roles and social behaviors when playing gam...

Hands-on games, i.e. board or card games, can be used in helpful social contexts and align with specific skills one is trying to teach. Real...

I am happy to be helping to organize the EdCamp Access again unconference this year. Hope to see some of you there. Information is below! ...

Google Earth has always been a great, though not exactly user-friendly, tool for making maps that can target language. Consider the way that...

Visual supports are key to our work. A takeaway I always emphasize in my workshops is that we can use technology in simple ways to engage. F...

This website is 7 years old this month! Wow, another blog-iversary! I am always grateful for the connections and opportunities that have com...

It used to be that taking the paper out of the "worksheet" equation involved several apps, usually at cost- one to scan and one to...

I've mentioned before that following directions (written or oral) is an oft-needed but not so engaging goal to address. Scratch Jr. is ...

Annotating a photo, or marking it up with text, highlights or shapes has many uses in language, social and executive function therapy. I hav...