Reviewed by Amy Mindell, M. Ed., Assistive Technology Specialist, The New England Assistive Technology (NEAT) Center at Oak Hill.
Laureate Learning Systems (www.laureatelearning.com) has a long history of providing special educators with comprehensive educational software tools for students with a wide range of special needs. Their latest venture, a three-level syntax training program, QuestionQuest, adds [...]

Reviewed by: Lynn Giltow Ph.D., OTR/L, ATP, Director of The Technical Exploration Center and Sam Smith, O. T. student, Husson University:  Edited by: Lee Learson, Editor, The ConnSENSE Bulletin.
The purpose of KeyBoard Classroom is to assist in increasing speed and finger placement when typing. This Windows based software was easy to install, the finger guides [...]

Alan Cantor has reviewed NaturallySpeaking Version 11. The article is reprinted with his permission. Check out his website for continuing updates and other great resources.   http://www.cantoraccess.com/publications/speech_2011_natspeak11review.shtml
About this Review
Nuance released a substantially revised NaturallySpeaking in August 2010. Since then, many of my clients have asked my opinion of it. The question foremost on their minds: “Should [...]

One of our favorite software reviewers, Muncie Kardos has taken a look at Cricks new version of  Cloze Pro for us.  Muncie takes you through the pros & cons of the software and gives you some examples of its use. So if you’ve been considering trying this software or are a current user – take a look!   
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This year’s conference presented a range of offerings including something old and something new, something’s revised and resources too! After roaming the exhibit hall and stalking the vendors, here’s my two cents on the hottest picks.