ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY SUMMER CAMP
July 25- July 28, 2022
Why
Students with reading and writing challenges often have great ideas but trouble accessing information or getting their thoughts on paper. At our assistive technology summer camp students will use a variety of apps, extentions, software, and websites to help them gather information and write effectively.
WHat
Within the context of language arts assignments, students will learn about apps and software to help them create, communicate, and collaborate without letting their dyslexia get in the way. Some topics covered include speech-to-text, text-to-speech, word prediction, graphic organizers, and more.
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Laptop or chromebook required
WHO
Dyslexia Action Group of Naperville's camp taught by Hyde Park Day School teachers, who have expertise in accommodations for students with dyslexia.
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This camp is for students entering grades 3-8 who would benefit from learning technology features that will accommodate difficulties in reading and writing.
When & Where
Cost:
$150/student
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July 26 - July 29, 2021
Session 1
12:45 pm - 2:00 pm
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Session 2
2:00 pm - 3:15 pm
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Hyde Park Day School
13860 Main St.
Lemont, IL
Praise for DAGN's Assistive Tech Camp
Confidence building
Empowering
It was the first time my daughter was in a class with solely other students with dyslexia.
Camp includes a 30-minute remote interview pre-session with the student to determine their individualized AT needs AND a 30-minute remote post-session with the parents to provide a summary of what was introduced at camp.