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Text Reader – Assistive Technology K-PREP Grades 3-8 Spring 2014 By PresenterMedia.com Presented by Rhonda Sims & Cindy Greer

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Text Reader – Assistive Technology. K-PREP Grades 3-8 Spring 2014. Presented by Rhonda Sims & Cindy Greer. By PresenterMedia.com. Agenda. Who. What. Who is eligible to use Text Reader ?. What is needed to use Text Reader? What does it look like ?. Where does Text Reader take place ?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Text Reader – Assistive TechnologyK-PREP Grades 3-8 Spring 2014

By PresenterMedia.com

Presented by Rhonda Sims & Cindy Greer

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Agenda

Who is eligible to use Text Reader?

What is needed to use Text Reader? What does it look like?

Where does Text Reader take place?

How do we make it happen?

Who

What

How

When

Where

When will Text Reader be used?

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Students with a current IEP, 504 or PSP taking K-PREP grades 3-8 that qualify for a reader accommodation

Should have used other forms of Text Reader prior to spring testing

• Should not be introduced just for K-PREP testing

Who is Eligible to use Text Reader?

Improves testing time/logistics for

accommodations.

Provides for consistent

administration of accommodations.

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• Microsoft Windows XP or higher

• Apple OSX or higher • CD Reader• Each operating system must

be capable of running Flash version 10 or higher

• Headphones for each student• No dual screen usage

What is needed to use Text Reader? What does it look like?

Minimum Requirements

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No Tablets

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Single or

Double page

viewScreen fit

Start, Stop, FF and

Rewind Table of

Contents and

Highlighter

Options: Voice

speed,

highlight color

Page forward and back

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Scroll bar to go back and

reread

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During the regular scheduled K-PREP testing window for spring 2014

• Students will take the same sections of the test as all other students at the same time

• Can be used during regular testing and make up testing

When will Text Reader be used?

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Multi grades per room allowed• One teacher per grade level

With multi grades• Stagger students so they are not sitting next to other students

at same grade level

Headphones for each student at his/her workstation• Instructed not to remove them until teacher is there to assist

them

Should a student request a human reader mid-test• Student accompanied by an adult must leave the area to have

a human reader complete the testing in a different environment

ClassroomsComputer labLibrary

Where does Text Reader take place?

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How do we make it happen?What is the student accustomed to using? Have they used Text Reader in the past?

After practicing with the Sample CD, is the student comfortable taking the test with Text Reader? Or is Audio better for them? Or a human reader?

Does the school have a workstation with appropriate minimum requirements to meet the need of all students who want to use Text Reader?

Order the appropriate accommodated materials through PearsonAccess for each student: Text Reader, Audio, Braille or Large Print.

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Division of Support and Research

502-564-4394

[email protected]

For Questions or Assistance Contact

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