Accessible Instructional Materials
I'm interested to see what everyone considers AIM to be. Is it anything that assists any child, or just a child with visual impairments? Is sign language considered to be AIM? It's assisting a deaf child be able to complete the same task as all hearing children.
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Permalink Reply by Heather Koren on
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AIM is accessible materials for students with print (dyslexia) or visual disabilities. You can check out the specifics on what it is and who is eligible at: http://aim.cast.org/.
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Permalink Reply by Noelle Federico on
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What would you consider the most common form of AIM?
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Text in both digital and auditory format (ability to have it read to the user).
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