All about computers and aspie kids

7:58 am Useful Stuff

http://www.mousetrial.com/autism_software_database.php
A collection of links to publishers, developers and distributors of software that you might find useful for kids with Autism.

http://www.raisinghorizons.com/
A disability training division is devoted to developing, and offering, training materials to assist people with learning disabilities.

http://edu.kde.org
Educational Software based on the KDE technologies, open source & free, for students, parents, children, teachers, adults

 http://www.softpedia.com/
An encyclopaedia of free software downloads. Lots of educational stuff.

 http://www.inkululeko.co.za
The guys that are going to help us setup the Linux lab and assist with training, support etc. The team consists mostly of people previously associated or working at Shuttleworth’s tuxLabs project

http://www.theingots.org
The INGOT certificates provide a motivating progression route from complete beginner to professional level expertise for users of ICT in a wide range of contexts including commonly used productivity tools found in the modern workplace such as word processing, presenting and searching for information.

Change history :

 - Originall published: 23 March 2008 -

I’m currently researching what one would deploy on computers in a Linux lab at a school for kids with autism/asperger’s (all ages). I am finding the most amazing things. I need to log it somewhere as time goes by, to refer back to. So, this is very much a post-in-progress. Please feel free to comment more links (I’ll include them in the main post).

 - Updated: 31 March 2008: added a couple of very useful links that came up in Autism Western Cape’s March edition of the Spectrum News.

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