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Tablet PCs Give Students A Voice In Classrooms

Students with hearing issues in Minnesota, are using tablet PCs to listen to MP3 clips, to find photos/videos for class-work and to speak on their behalf.

Two students have used a speech-app and PowerPoint to present in a class.

Read more: iPad techology benefits students who’re deaf/hard-of-hearing

Resource and speech teachers also like tablet PCs for emailing students with reminders of class times, homework and tasks or assignments to complete.

Further Reading

  • Touchscreen Tech Boosts Literacy In Deaf Children
  • Early Learning With Smart-Phones And Tablet PCs
  • New Words-App For Children With Hearing Devices
  • E-Books, E-Readers And Childrens’ Reading Skills
  • The Value of Tablet PCs in Early-Years Learning
  • Bilingual, Spoken Language At Home And School
  • Classroom Technology ‘Has The Children Talking’
Jun 6, 2012Team Sound Advice

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