RSCs – Stimulating and Supporting Innovation in Learning
RSCs – Stimulating and Supporting Innovation in Learning
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AccessApps is the original (and still most popular) software collection within EduApps. It consists of over 60 open source and freeware Windows applications which run from a USB stick.
AccessApps provides a range of solutions to support writing, reading and planning as well as sensory, cognitive and physical difficulties. AccessApps also includes some nifty programmes that can provide assistance if you need it, for example making a keyboard or mouse easier to use.
There are apps to help you change the background colour of your computer screen to make things easier to read, or you can listen to words and sentences read back as you type. There's even an app to save text to MP3 which can be used for listening to handouts, notes and revision material. And, if you'd like to improve your typing skills, AccessApps has a great typing tutor to speed up your typing.
AccessApps is an inclusive learning tool for all learners.
To find out more about AccessApps, TeachApps and LearnApps watch our award winning video.
AccessApps is also supported with step-by-step guides and video screencast tutorials. Our screencast videos explain how to downnload and install AccessApps to a pendrive and offer guides in alternative formats as well as step-by-step tutorials to get you started using the apps.
Select this link to find out about the AccessApps tutorials and help guides.
Designed for teachers or lecturers, TeachApps offers a host of valuable resources to support you in your everyday learning and teaching. From learning object creators, a portable virtual learning environment to simulation and modelling tools, you’re sure to find something useful.
Whether you’re doing desktop publishing, recording a screencast or making a presentation, LearnApps has something for you. LearnApps consists of a wide-range of software that is suitable for any learner when you need it. And because it’s portable you can use the applications at school, college, university, work and at home. There are even some learning games to keep your brain cells active!
