Dear ETNIers, I just HAD to share this one with you. Google has a lot of tools to help our students. This is a story about how a student with LDs can use the Voice Search in Google can help students (not only with LDs) become independent. (See link in forwarded message) And while I am on the subject, if any of you get the opportunity to participate in the Google Academy for Teachers, grab it! The second ever Academy in Israel is going on now. It opens the door to an endless world of possibilities for using technology in the classroom with your students. Happy Passover ! Adele *This week's words of wisdom:* *"**He who laughs last, thinks slowest**."* * ** * ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: * * Date: Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 3:38 AM Subject: Google search stories, Search On To: google-certified-teachers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Thanks Rushton and Alice for the great review about the Cheryl and Morgan search story. I wrote a blog post about how my special education students improved their grades by having a shared google doc, voice to text in Chrome google search and reading levels once they found their articles. I never knew where that would lead. I thank Lorraine, Jon and Owen, google video producers who saw the story and then told our story. Please share with your special educators and their students. The possibilities are endless! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyRQJBBVI7g&feature=g-all-esi&context=G269dc39FAAAAAAAAAAA Cheryl Oakes, Resource Room teacher/facilitator, NYC 08 Thanks to this great google community for all I have learned and then been able to share! --