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The iPod touch and iPad as Assistive Technology - 90 Minutes

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We thank you for your interest. Please let us know IF you would like to have this specific Webinar repeated.

Thursday, September 16, 2010
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Central Daylight Time

In this 90-minute Webinar, we will explore some of the ways that the iPod touch/iPad are being used as an assistive technology device. We will cover the benefits and limitations of each device, as well as their differences. We will also discuss some of the built-in accessibility features of the devices. We will then provide participants with demonstrations of various apps and discuss how they are being used. The participants will be provided with information on various apps, resources and third party accessories.

Mark Coppin, B.S., is an Apple Distinguished Educator and the Director of Assistive Technology, Anne Carlsen Center for Children, Jamestown, ND.

(No cancellations, no refunds.)
Credit card and purchase orders accepted.

$55 single-participant fee

Group Participation - Primary Webinar participant must register online at the $55 single-participant rate. After primary order is received, additional individuals from the same organization may participate in this Webinar (at the same location, through the same computer connection) for an addtional fee.

1-3 additional participants: $40 per person
4-10 additional participants: $35 per person
11-20 additional participants: $25 per person
21+ additional participants: $20 per person


For group participation, please notify Webinar Coordinator, Becky Hagen, complete the Additional Group Participation form and fax it to 507-248-3810.

Price: $55.00 This Webinar is full.

The iPod touch and iPad as Assistive Technology - 90 Minutes

This Webinar is full.

We thank you for your interest. Please let us know IF you would like to have this specific Webinar repeated.

Thursday, September 16, 2010
3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Central Daylight Time

In this 90-minute Webinar, we will explore some of the ways that the iPod touch/iPad are being used as an assistive technology device. We will cover the benefits and limitations of each device, as well as their differences. We will also discuss some of the built-in accessibility features of the devices. We will then provide participants with demonstrations of various apps and discuss how they are being used. The participants will be provided with information on various apps, resources and third party accessories.

Mark Coppin, B.S., is an Apple Distinguished Educator and the Director of Assistive Technology, Anne Carlsen Center for Children, Jamestown, ND.

(No cancellations, no refunds.)
Credit card and purchase orders accepted.

$55 single-participant fee

Group Participation - Primary Webinar participant must register online at the $55 single-participant rate. After primary order is received, additional individuals from the same organization may participate in this Webinar (at the same location, through the same computer connection) for an addtional fee.

1-3 additional participants: $40 per person
4-10 additional participants: $35 per person
11-20 additional participants: $25 per person
21+ additional participants: $20 per person


For group participation, please notify Webinar Coordinator, Becky Hagen, complete the Additional Group Participation form and fax it to 507-248-3810.

Price: $55.00 This Webinar is full.

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