Recommended Apps
Apps have become an enormously rich resource for learning tools. There are incredible apps out there, free or low-cost—powerful tools that were not available just a short time ago.
But, with over 600,000 apps (and the number’s growing fast!), how can we weed through them all to decide which are the must-have apps?
Mamaroneck teachers and staff have begun sharing the apps they find most useful, and we've compiled them here. Click to download your copy.
Have you found apps that you feel are indispensible and that you want to share?
Contact Us and let us know!
Get the list of apps that were mentioned at the
November 14, 2013 Appy Hour here!
Helpful Websites for Finding Apps
- www.a4cwsn.com
- www.techinspecialed.com
- www.snapps4kids.com
- www.slpsharing.com
- www.iear.org
- www.momswithapps.com
- www.autismapps.wikispaces.com
- www.funeducationalapps.com
- www.appsmama.es (Spanish Language Apps)
- www.otswithapps.wordpress.com
- www.speechpathologyapps.com
- WWW.spectronicsinoz.com
Sites That List Free Apps
- http://www.smartappsforkids.com/free-app-of-the-day/
- http://freeappaday.com/
- http://ipad.freeappalert.com/
Apps for Student with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Mark Coppin, MS has developed an Apps Wheel for Students with Autism, a tool designed to help guide you through finding apps based on the unique learning needs of the student. Click the image to download the wheel.
Apps for Learners wtih Dyslexia
This app wheel comes from the CALL Scotland and provides app ideas for a range of reading and writing difficulty. Click the image to download the wheel and related information.
