To register for any workshop call (401)463-0202
iPad Basics
February 15 3:30 – 5:30
This introductory workshop includes discussion of the following topics: iTunes basics, general settings and features, identifying the most efficient ways to search for apps and find FREE apps, managing and organizing your apps. A variety of apps will also be explored and demonstrated.
Attendess must have the lastest iPad operating system installed before attending. $30
It’s Apptastic! Finding Apps for Pre-K to Grade 4 Students
February 16 3:30 – 5:30
This workshop will explore ways to identify and find the best apps for Pre-K to Grade 4 students. We will explore the areas of early learning, writing, phonics, reading, math and science. $30
It’s Apptastic! Finding Apps for Middle and High School Students
March 1 3:30 – 5:30
This workshop will explore ways to identify and find the best apps for middle school and high school students. We will explore the areas of writing, reading, math, science, social studies, organization,and note taking. $30
Adapted Book: Feelings By Susan Canizares
March 7 3:30 – 5:30
This hands-on workshop allows participants to create a modified book using Boardmaker symbols. Theme-related extension activities and implementation ideas are also provided. $35
Won’t you be the 
of my 
this February?
Learn how to use your iPad or iTouch to access textbooks and leisure reading. A variety of apps will be demonstrated. Built-in features of the iPad that enhance reading will also be demonstrated. $30
This workshop will be an introduction to a variety of AAC apps available for the iTouch/iPad. Apps discussed will include Proloquo2go, Tap-to-Talk, iCommunicate, and others. Features of all apps will be compared and contrasted. Accessories that make the iPad more effective as a communication device will also be discussed. $30
This comprehensive workshop includes discussion of the following topics: iTunes basics; identifying the most efficient ways to search for apps and find FREE apps; managing and organizing your apps;how to set Restrictions; Accessibility Options of the iPad; Tips and Tricks; the best accessories/hardware for your iPad; how to make a Stylus; identifying potential obstacles; and demonstration of a varietyof apps. $150
Participants will learn to customize the settings of ProloQuo2Go as well as create new communication pages, including adding symbols and pictures and backing up your custom content. Bring youriPad or iPod Touch if you have one! $30
This intermediate workshop will explore these two software programs. Bookshare provides the worldís largest online library of accessible reading materials for people with print disabilities. Individualscan sign up for a FREE membership and access the library on their own. Read:OutLoud by Don Johnston Incorporated is a text reader that provides access to reading materials and is available for free to allBookshare members. $30
This introductory workshop includes discussion of the following topics: iTunes basics, general settings and features, identifying the most efficient ways to search for apps and find FREE apps, managing and organizing your apps. A variety of apps will also be explored and demonstrated. $30
This hands-on workshop allows participants to create a modified book using Boardmaker symbols. Theme-related extension activities and implementation ideas are also provided.
This workshop will be an introduction to a variety of AAC apps available for the iTouch/iPad. Apps discussed will include Proloquo2go, Tap-to-Talk, iCommunicate, and others. Features of all apps will be compared and contrasted. Accessories that make the iPad more effective as a communication device will also be discussed.
Download the flier for the TAP-it! Demo here 
