Organization+&+Memory

There are many assistive technology tools when it comes to organization and memory. Perhaps one of the better tools that exist today is Microsoft's OneNote. The program allows for the student to not only organize their class notes, but tasks, homework, schedules and anything else in one place. Further, the program can be used cross-categorically (most appropriate for LD/EBD/HI/VI or mild CD students) and could be introduced in grade 4/5 and built upon as the student progresses. The design of OneNote lends itself well to meeting the unique needs of the student. Below are some links to videos that explain how OneNote works and provide samples of how it is being used as assistive technology.

Introduction and Overview of Microsoft OneNote http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/onenote-help/demo-what-is-onenote-HA010168634.aspx http://atrc.colostate.edu/Data/Sites/1/documents/Quickstarts/Microsoft_One_Note_Quick_Start_Guide.pdf http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/buy/buy-office-2010-FX101843016.aspx?WT.mc_id=ODC_ENUS_OATOnenoteHome_MonBuy (Content Added on 11-8-11 by Kim, Keith, Matt and Erica) =Organization and Memory - Website=