The iPad takeover of public education isn’t just confined to the
mainstream classroom: Special needs educators, too, are finding that
iPads can be a vital tool to support independence. What sets the iPad
apart from other devices is the simple and visually robust user
interface that can be used by almost everyone. It’s also a highly
customizable device that can be set up with applications and features to support a variety of special needs.
With nearly a million apps in the iTunes App Store, identifying effective apps is often an overwhelming task for educators.
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