Over the years, I’ve read a lot of articles about assistive technology (AT). And a number of them have proven the efficacy of AT for students with learning challenges. While AT won’t cure or eliminate a disability, it will level the playing field and allow your student the opportunity to reach her potential. Today I want to focus on a product called Audible.com, which is an internet services that provides digital versions of audiobooks and audio programs (magazines, podcasts, speeches, etc). With Audible.com, users can listen to text in a variety of formats like CDs or MP3 downloads, so you can transfer downloaded titles to your iPod®, Zune®, or other player. You can also stream your titles from a computer or burn them on a CD. It’s affordable, easy to use and engaging.
To learn more or to get started, click on the link https://www.audible.com/adbl/site/offers/howItWorks.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes
Heather Creech, M.A. CCC-SLP
Educational Consultant
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