2024 FETC presentation

I went to a workshop from apple: "Equitable Access in the Classroom: Strategies for Engaging Multilingual Learners with Technology" but I cannot find any of my notes or the presentation that was shared. Looking for directions to best assist our migrant population with translating documents and presentations with the iPad accessibility features.

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August 28, 2024

Hi Sara! The accessibility features on iPad are incredible! I found an article from the iPad User Guide on how to use Live Text with your iPad camera. Additionally, here is an Apple Support YouTube video covering the same topic. here is an Apple Support YouTube video I hope these resources are helpful to you!

August 30, 2024

Hi Sara, 

The following forum posts might be of use:

Using iPads to Support Emerging Bilingual Students -htthttps://education.apple.com/story/250012100

Connect with Multilingual Students with an About Me Template https://educatiohttps://education.apple.com/story/250012100

iPads as Language Facilitators. https://education.apple.com/story/250012100


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