Power to Learn - Special Needs

T-Power: Empowering Special Needs Kids Through Technology - Part III - Using What May Be Already on Your Computer
by Dr. Merle Marsh
Your computer system already includes some tools for Special Needs. If you have up-to-date systems such as Microsoft's Windows XP or Macintosh's System X, you'll find accessibility options that you can put to work now. While these options won't solve all special needs problems, they should be a big help.

The CAST eReader
by Dr. Merle Marsh
The new CAST eReader helps students use the text-to-speech capabilities of computer to great advantage.

Palm Handhelds for Special Needs Children
by Dr. Merle Marsh
Palm handhelds can be used at home and at school with special needs children.

T-Power : Empowering Special Needs Kids Through Technology - Part II - Setting Up Your Computer
by Dr. Merle Marsh
Making you computer more accessible for your special needs child often starts with getting to know your computer better, not more bucks for special add-ons.

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