05 Jul

Providing Training Tools for Special Ed Directors & Assistive Tech Specialists

Posted by Amy Schoenrock in Atomic Assist, Atomic Learning, PD, assistive technology, professional development, projects, special education, spotlights, teachers, training, workshops

Atomic Learning provides special education teachers and paraprofessionals anytime, anywhere answers to questions about the assistive technology tools and devices students are using. Training tutorials also provide a tool to help keep general education teachers informed on the devices students need to be successful in the general ed setting.

Atomic Learning’s Assistive Technology Professional Development Solution provides over 5,000 online video tutorials on common assistive technology software and hardware. Just-in-time training on accessibility features build into Microsoft® Office, Apple® iPad™, Windows® and Mac operating systems is also included.

08 Mar

Tech Teacher Answers the Question: Why Atomic Learning?

Posted by Amy Schoenrock in Atomic Learning, Brad Flickinger, projects, spotlights, teachers, tech integration, workshops

As an edtech blogger, Brad Flickinger has the opportunity to review several products and services each year. In his recent blog post, Flickinger shares why he likes Atomic Learning—and you should too.

I have had an Atomic Learning account for the past five years and it has saved my edtech-bacon a few more times than I would like to admit. If fact, I couldn’t really imagine being able to do my job effectively or efficiently without it. I have never found anything that compares to it – in price or product...In the end we are all just looking for better ways to get the job of teaching done, for me Atomic Learning delivers.

21 Sep

Tech Teacher Finds Inspiration in Spotlight Training

Posted by Amy Schoenrock in Brad Flickinger, professional development, spotlights, tech integration, tutorials, workshops

Colorado tech teacher, Brad Flickinger, blogged about what he learned when he discovered Atomic Learning Spotlight training topics when he logged into Atomic Learning recently.

"The first thing to impress me were the Goals — they are broken down into three quick-read bullet points of Identify, Reflect and Plan. I could quickly review them and see if this was the right course for me. It was, so I continued."