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    October 16, 2015

    Do your students have difficulty reading standard based text?  Did you know that digital formats of text can be read aloud using a variety of free downloadable or web-based programs.  These tools can be used by ALL students. 

     

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    Mac Users:  Students can now record audio while they are taking notes when using Microsoft Word on a Mac.  All they need to do is click on Notebook vi...

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