I am excited to have been asked to contribute more columns to The ASHA Leader in 2014. This is a great opportunity and I am grateful to the editors there for helping me with the writing!
I started an archive of these columns and it is now displayed on the FIVES Criteria, Columns and Free Booklets page of this blog (accessible via the links under the banner when viewing the full site). The links to the columns are also here:
November 1, 2013. Mobile Devices Show You the World
August 1, 2013. Welcome to Kindergarten!
July 1, 2013. App-ing Up for ASHA Convention
June 13, 2013. Gather Around the Virtual Meeting Table
April 1, 2013. Apps for High Schoolers with Autism
March 1, 2013. Vocal Workouts go Mobile
August 28, 2013. Apps that Crack Curriculum Content
October 9, 2012. App-Enabled Telepractice
May 15, 2012. Slash your Workload
April 3, 2012. Tech to Ease IEP Pain
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
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