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What's New: Courses and Training

In Israel

Beyond Games and Puzzles

ETNI & ORT have joined forces to give the first on-line course in Israel that explores the new world of fully integrating technology for SEN students in the EFL classroom.

During this summer, a group of teachers were invited to begin the on-line course face-to-face in Tel Aviv. And during the past few months, a select group of dedicated and talented teachers have been breaking new ground to learn how to "really" make the Internet a place for SEN students. So take a peak. . . let us know what you think! We hope to continue these kind of efforts.

Teaching Students with Special Educational Needs (SEN)
A joint effort of ETNI and ORT, this 84 hour on-line course teaches teachers how to integrate technology, especially assistive technology into the EFL classroom for SEN students


Around the World

SNOW: Special Needs Opportunity Window
We've said it before, and we'll say it again: Want to learn how to teach SEN, especially using technology. SNOW is the place to go!

If you haven't visited SNOW before, plan to spend a lots of time here. Browse around the easily navigable menu, and don't miss these special places:

  • Professional Development
    These moderated and unmoderated, "free" courses are such wonderful resources. Meet people all over the world who are learning to work with SEN students in a variety of capacities. The teachers are highly skilled and friendly, and courses are constantly improved and expanded.

  • Web Accessibility
    One of the SNOW initiatives, this is one of the best resources on the web to learn about accessible web pages and applications.

  • SNOW Kids
    Empowerment Zone is a great example of what a SEN site should look like, while providing the kind of content that every student wants.


    More to come...



    Have information on a special course or event for SEN students? Send it to Ellen