Brian+Campo


 * //[[file:Talking Flashcards.ppt]][[file:K12presentation.ppt]]

Well done, Brian!//** My final project is a modification of a self-contained classroom lesson. The student I studied was unable to participate in the daily group discussion activity due to expressive language difficulties and a limited vocabulary. Using PowerPoint I created an interactive “Talking Flashcards” presentation. Attached are the following PowerPoint presentations: my K-12 SETT Framework presentation and the Talking Flashcards presentation.
 * Final Project**

We did our evaluation on [|Riverdeep Destination Math]. This program has a designed curriculum for K-12 students.
 * Software Evaluation**

Click here for [|CHADD]

The website we evaluated was the Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD) website. CHADD is a non-profit organization that provides education, support and advocacy for people with AD/HD. The website is designed to serve individuals with AD/HD and their families. The website provides valuable insight that can be useful for educators, professionals and anyone else that wants information regarding AD/HD. Links on the CHADD website provide information about understanding AD/HD, finding local support CHADD chapters, available resources, upcoming/past conferences and much more. The website has information that is well organized and labeled accurately. The site also has a consistent look and is easy to navigate. Overall we would give this website a rating of eight. Although it is very user friendly and informative it only received level one status from Web exact and the authors were not listed.

Tracy King, Josh Payton and Brian Campo

Click here for [|FCSN]

The second website we evaluated was the Federation for Children with Special Needs website. The FCSN is a non-profit organization that supports parents with children with special needs. The website is designed to assist these parents by providing information and support. The website contains links about the FCSN organization, available parent training sessions, recent news related to the special education field, and other helpful websites. The website is Bobby approved and provides information that is not redundant. All the links on the site work and provide current and accurate information. Overall we would give this website a rating of seven. The site did receive Level one and three approval from Web exact as 508 and AAA Bobby approval. There are no specific contacts in regards to website questions, there are no update times posted, it is not printer friendly and there is no language translation option.

Tracy King, Josh Payton and Brian Campo

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