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Tuesday, September 12, 2017

An Epic! Giveaway

Calling all educators...

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Win iPads for Every Student in Your Class!

Plus, get 6 months of unlimited reading at home with Epic!

(contest ends October 20, 2017)

If you don't already know about Epic!, you are missing out. I was introduced to Epic! by a colleague of mine and since then here has been no looking back. It is by far not only a preferred app by students, but by teachers and parents as well.

Click here read my previous Friday "Appy" Hour blog post featuring Epic! to learn what it's is all about.

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

A Blizzard of Books: An Epic! Challenge

Take part in Epic's biggest winter reading challenge of the year!

From Monday 1/30 to Friday 2/3, Epic! classrooms will be automatically entered into the challenge with many chances to win cool prizes! If you haven't already heard of Epic!, read my previous post to learn more about it.

Friday "Appy" Hour: Epic! blog post

Thursday, September 22, 2016

Dos and Don'ts on Designing for Accessibility

When considering and designing accessibility, there are many areas of consideration. Today's post shares six different printable posters from a series created by Gov.org's website, which focus on the areas of: dyslexia, physical and motor disabilities, hearing impairments, vision impairments, autism spectrum and the use of screen or e-readers. Of course, these "dos and don’ts of designing for accessibility" are presented as general guidelines with the consideration of best design practices for making daily life more accessible for those with any of these disabilities.