AAC, Literacy & the SLP
AACES Conference On-Demand Session
Teaching the Swipe Generation: Do's and Don'ts of Apps for Early Childhood
Technology is omnipresent in the lives of young children in the 21st century. Children from all walks of life are growing up with digital tools such as smartphones, tablets, computers and gaming systems and often are experts at navigating these tools well before entering kindergarten. This session examines the current research on the use of technology for children ages birth to 8 years, and how mainstream edutainment apps, assistive technology, and AAC, can be best utilized as resources for young children, including those with disabilities and English Language Learners.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
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Natural & engaging video
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Watch On-Demand
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CMH, Certificate Provided
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Online classroom community
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Links to resources
Not all screen time is created equal.
Get the tips you need to choose quality and appropriate apps for young children that will help them reach their goals.
Technology as an enhancement.
Learn how Edtech, mainstream apps, and AT can be utilized in the special Ed and ELL lives of your students.
What You'll Learn
Continuing Education Credit
This series offers eligible students a total of
1 certification maintenance hour (CMH)
1 certification maintenance hour (CMH)
Learn more about CMH/PDH (versus CEU's or continuing education units) on your course syllabus and on our CEU Page. All learners are encouraged to confirm that this course meets the requirements of their licensing board before purchasing.
Meet YOUR instructor
Beth Poss
Beth Poss is an educational and technology consultant, accessibility and inclusion advocate, speech/language pathologist, and former assistant principal. She is currently the Director of Educational Programs for LessonPix. Beth is passionate about designing educational environments that support all students in accessing a rigorous curriculum and meeting educational outcomes. In her work with school districts, universities and national and state level organizations she focuses on how Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an essential component in designing equitable and inclusive learning environments. She is one of the authors of Inclusive Learning 365: EdTech Strategies for Every Day of the Year.