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GeekSLP Tv Episode #7: Using The Sims to improve Language skills.
Recording this Podcast made me remember my days as an undergraduate student in Brazil. The use of “The Sims” in therapy was a big part of my undergraduate degree, and now a big hit with the kids in...
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GeekSLP TV #9: New AAC software for PC
Jose Ortiz is an innovator in the area of technology. Speech therapy is way overdue for new ways of improving communication skills, especially when it is easier to use and affordable. I accidentally...
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GeekSLP TV #10: Asha Convention 2010 and Imagine Speech
I was lucky to have a booth right next to Imagine Speech’s booth. Anne Coady, the founder of Imagine Speech, was kind enough to let me interview her for GeekSLP TV and show everyone the great things...
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Macworld 2011, iPhone @Verizon, Play2Learn, Publishing SLP Apps
It has been a while, but GeekSLP TV #11 is posted on my website ( www.geekslp.com). On today’s episode I talk about how you can get a FREE pass to the Macworld 2011, the release of iPhone with Verizon...
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Gaming into education: Can even Angry Birds promote learning?
Opportunities for teaching and learning are everywhere. Language is also everywhere. Given this scenario, it drives me crazy when I hear someone say: “this is a horrible tool”; “I don’t know how this...
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Can even “Cut the rope” be used for promoting language skills?
This post is a follow up post on a very popular write up I did a few months back called ” Can even Angry Birds be used to promote language skills?“. If you are curious about the answer I would say...
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Gaming into education: Can even Angry Birds promote learning?
Opportunities for teaching and learning are everywhere. Language is also everywhere. Given this scenario, it drives me crazy when I hear someone say: “this is a horrible tool”; “I don’t know how this...
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Can even “Cut the rope” be used for promoting language skills?
This post is a follow up post on a very popular write up I did a few months back called ” Can even Angry Birds be used to promote language skills?“. If you are curious about the answer I would say...
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