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Innovative Example of Practice
Supporting the inclusion of learners with visual impairments using an app for text transcription via a cloud-system PDF (78kb)
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Innovative Example of Practice
Supporting the inclusion of learners with visual impairments using an app for text transcription via a cloud-system PDF (78kb)
Innovative Example of Practice
Development of resources in Latvian to support learners with special educational needs PDF (82kb)
Innovative Examples of Practice
Digital Learning in Bavaria PDF (82kb)
The Inclusion and Media project in Hamburg PDF (119kb)
Innovative Examples of Practice
The National Digital and Adapted Resources Observatory in France PDF (90kb)
Tact2voice: a reader for learners with visual impairments PDF (61kb)
Research Abstracts
Innovative Example of Practice
Innovative Example of Practice
Technology supporting learners with speech, language and communication needs PDF (131kb)
Innovative Examples of Practice
IICT as a pedagogical instrument for practising inclusion and strengthening differentiated teaching PDF (106kb)
Research Abstracts
Rødevand, G. M., and Hellman, R (2011) ‘Ung og begeistret: IKT-basert IADLopplæring og trening for unge med utviklingshemning’ [Young and Enthusiastic: ICT-Based IADL-Training] Down Syndrome Quarterly, 13 (1) PDF (119kb)
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