An inclusive learning symbol pack created and moderated by CALL Scotland

This group is to share your most successful boardmaker lessons and ideas that you have found successful with autistic students. The students can range anywhere from high functioning to low functioning. The group can share effective behavior programs and good social stories that have helped eliminate some of the behavior problems of autistic students.

This is a group for people who use or have questions about the Tobii Dynavox Core First vocabulary.

This group contains FREE learning resources (localized for the UK) in the form of a collection of leveled, thematic units that allow you to print and go! Each unit includes 24+ standards-aligned activities that highlights today’s most popular science and history topics, including the Human Body, Famous People, Space, and more. Support students with special educational needs from Early Years through Secondary in a week-long learning adventure Each UNIT in this series contains 3 levels of differentiated content, including: 3 leveled vocabulary activities; 3 leveled high-interest books supported by photo illustrations; 3 leveled matching activities;1 visual schedule; 1 concept web; 1 hidden picture activity; 1 speech-oriented activity; 1 set of communication supports including a core board; 1 recipe or a craft to celebrate learning

This group shares boards that support the content in the WebEx session Create a Successful School to Home Connection with Visual Supports.

A place to share resources from Power Academies, events and thematic packs to add to your Community or Online account. Please check out and join us at a Power Academy near you at www.tobiidynavox.eventbrite.co.uk Please feel free to email us with questions at sales.uk@tobiidynavox.com For assistance in Ireland please contact info@safecaretechnologies.com

GROUP SITE SO STAFF CAN SHARE ITEMS ACROSS THE DISTRICT.

The visuals that were created originally and sent to schools on memory sticks for the Enhancing the Visual environment / Visual School Project. Developed by Lorna Kinsman and Irene Houstoun.