Question, Thoughts and suggestion for Content Presentation

Wow! I was amazed that some of you went above and beyond. All those software presented was awesome and its interesting enough to think if we are able to use it. We can only dream so much to have all kinds of technology or software to be incorporated onto our daily lesson planning. BUT! Guam Public School System did not have a budget for new technology, therefore, we inherited technology computer in particular from DODEA which is 10 to 15 years old. To top it off, GPSS program/set up these computers before it was distributed to all public school system so that you're limited to what you can do? In short, it is blocked.

Here's the questions:

1) How or in what way you can utilized the software that was presented onto your classroom teaching and learning if you have limited access?

2) Are you willing to spend your hard earned money to acquire one? I/we have spend our money then and now to get what we need to teach prepared lesson more often than not.

VOKI tool

Thank you for the blog from Ms. Naomi, I found another tool for read the text for great reading and learning tool within her fantastic blog allowing easy to reach sites so enriching I am shaking with delight and again stuck in my computer room for hours on end. Please view below and get on it too.

Presentation #1 Autism By: Lily Bordallo

http://www.authorstream.com/Presentation/aSGuest17628-181482-presentation-1-autism-lily-bordallo-4-education-ppt-powerpoint/

Emotional Disorders Presentation BY LOUALONSO

http://loualonsocontentpresentation.blogspot.com/

10 AT Research Articles 10 AT Webpage 10 AT Organization

Hello Dr. Cyrus and classmates,

I have posted my 30 research articles the proper way hopefully and finally. Please if you have time feel free to view it, read information provided and perhaps give me a little feedback. Thank you.

http://lgrigley-myblogsite.blogspot.com/

Visual Impairment Content Presentation

The objectives of this presentation include introducing the definition of visual impairment as defined by the Association for Education and the Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired, distinguish between two classifications of visual impairment, enumerate some of the known causes of visual impairment, explore the transition to adulthood of people with visual impairment, become familiar with assistive technology, and to realize what it's like to be visually impaired.

http://www.authorstream.com/Presentation/agent.palm-180941-visual-impairment-content-1-assistive-technology-presentation-education-ppt-powerpoint/

David's Sock Aid

This is a presentation work viewing. Unfortunately the video that he made, shown on slide #6, does NOT play on slideshare.

http://www.slideshare.net/davidtgofigan/aat-demonstration-2-presentation

Positive Blogging

Resending correct URL.
Again, the wonders of this powerful tool you have taught us in our ED443class Dr. Cyrus brought great joy in my email this am. A loving mom, Tanya writes... (copy and past url below) I want all of our classmates to respond. Thank you.

correct blog url pls respond to this.

http://laurenourbravelittlehero.blogspot.com/2008/08/keeping-lauren-safe-at-school.html

Content Presentation #2

Hi Everyone,
Here's the Content Presentation #2 that was presented last night' class. I hope you learned and enjoyed the topic presented. Copy and paste the URL for viewing.

http://www.authorstream.com/Presentation/lgrigley-176843-orthopedic-impairment-presentation1-entertainment-ppt-powerpoint/

Here’s my question:
If you are new incoming teacher and you have a student with an Orthopedic Impairment with McCune-Albright Syndrome. (How would you welcome this student into your classroom with the other students?)

There was a question Dr. Cyrus asked about the McCune- Albright Syndrome. I had searched it and accounted. Please check it out and provide me with your opinion and/or suggestion.

Definition of McCune-Albright syndrome

McCune-Albright syndrome: A genetic disorder of bones, skin pigmentation and hormonal problems with premature sexual development. Also called Albright syndrome or polyostotic fibrous dysplasia. In the syndrome, there is bone disease with fractures and deformity of the legs, arms and skull; pigment patches of the skin; and endocrine (hormonal) disease with early puberty (early menstrual bleeding, development of breasts and pubic hair) and an increased rate of growth. The McCune-Albright syndrome is usually caused by mosaicism for a mutation in a gene called GNAS1 (Guanine Nucleotide binding protein, Alpha Stimulating activity polypeptide 1).

The syndrome shows a broad spectrum of severity. Sometimes, children are diagnosed in early infancy with obvious bone disease and markedly increased endocrine secretions from several glands. At the opposite end of the spectrum, many children are entirely healthy, and have little or no outward evidence of bone or endocrine involvement. They may enter puberty close to the normal age, and have no unusual skin pigment at all.

Check out the URL I have pasted here to see the actual image of how this disease affect an individual.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d3/Mccune-albrightsyndrome1.jpg

My * B * L * O * G*

This is my URL to my personal blog if you are interested to browse through. I only posted my assignment requirements from this class ED443!.

• http://teach2sped.blogspot.com

Here is the site for the graphics.. it is awesome for kids...

• http://www.pyzam.com

Comments from pYzam.com

Demonstration #2 Webpage slide show

Hello Everyone!

Please don't be alarm when seeing all posted assignment I made. I just want to finish them all because I will be off-island come May. Therefore, I spend countless times; igoogled, isearched, iblogged and what else? imoodled and most especially putting them together. Editing numerous times, but the fun and learning put into it is endless. Come what may or should I say its baby chicks!

http://www.slide.com/r/YD6JN7JN1T9pQzIuwwxk5x8krU53v_Mn?previous_view=mscd_embedded_url&view=original

GOD SPEED,
lgrigley

Demo #2 Reading Magnifier

Hello Everyone!

This is my demonstration number two about Reading Magnifier. It was created in slide share so as to make it more fun, interesting and alive. Explore! The horizons of what technology with the guidance of Dr. Cyrus have taught me lately. Feel free to watch, when finish, please provide me with your constructive criticism. Enjoy!

http://www.slide.com/r/7EL4AwdM7z-yzUingeHQIZo4zq1YpueW?previous_view=mscd_embedded_url&view=original

Mahalo,
lgrigley

Assistive Devices - Guest Speaker: Ms. Ulloa

Think of some of the devices that Ms. Ulloa displayed in our session, Tuesday 14 April. Which one do you see yourself using in a class and who would be the student recipient?

Think broadly.

Content Presentation 1

FYI, I had saved in web page the current content presentation. I wish you’ll learned new information and enjoy reading them as much as I loved and enjoyed preparing them. I spend countless time putting together all information from all types of search engines and condensed them onto live, interesting and meaningful presentation. Below is the URL, all you have to do is highlight, copy and paste. Enjoy!

Hello Matsue and Lou, I edited my PowerPoint webpage to suits both needs per request. Thank you for visiting my webpage with your constructive criticism or comments. I welcome them with open arms. Happy Easter to both of you! Below is the new URL under authorstream. Read on.........
Lgrigley

http://www.authorstream.com/Presentation/lgrigley-173293-mental-retardation-entertainment-ppt-powerpoint/

TBI Presentation

Hello Everyone,

Here is my ppt presentation that I upload in the slideshare and hoping to get any comment/s . Please feel free to do so. I could use your feedback to learn something from it. Thank you for your understanding and your input.

1. http://www.slideshare.net/matsuetaro/traumatic-brain-injury-1249635

2. http://www.readthewords.com/player/VPlayer/Vplayer.aspx?m=23446_text85427AM.txt&nm=Traumatic%20Brain%20Injury%20Question&avcode=male1&avtype=male&custommale=&customfemale=&rid=86076&embed=1