Talk:Assistive Technology in Education

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If you reference a source of information for iPhone assistive technology [Apple 2009]^[1], the footnote number is automatically placed and source is added to the references list below. Similarly, if you cite the South Dakota (2006) early childhood assistive technology source ^[2], the footnote reference will be formatted as APA style if that's how you write it. The references don't have to be hot links; they can be to book pages or journal articles.

The rubric you'll follow for reviewing others' pages is found on the Wilkes Moodle Site.

Check the page Help:Tables for more information. Below is a simple sample table.

• http://www.wilkes.edu for information about Wilkes University.
• http://www.microsoft.com/enable/ for info about Microsoft Accessibility
• http://www.apple.com/accessibility for info about Apple Accessibility

Wikitext of the above section is shown below with wiki formatting tags you'll use on your page. Compare the code below with the format that it displays above:

{{TOCright}}

== How to Edit a Wikibook Page ==

=== Organization and Structure ===

 You'll use headings and subheadings to organize your page. The ''TOCright'' 
 tag automatically generates a table of contents for your page! Check out 
 the ''Wikitext'' below to see how to format your Wikipage.
 
=== Loggin In and Contact Info ===
 Remember to LOG IN so your edits are recorded under your name/account. 
 Each page has a ''Discussion'' or ''Talk''  page that you can use as you wish.
 Definitely put your contact info there so that an interested person can reach
 you (e-mail address is sufficient).

=== Remember to Use Discussion Page ===
 The discussion page is also a good place for any "message to the reader" or
 to paste the links and references you may want to use. You and your peer editors
 may also use this page for questions and tips to share.

== Adding an Image ==
 [[File:Stephen Hawking 050506.jpg|right|thumb|300px|[[Stephen Hawking]], physicist, person with ALS and AAC user]]
 Images illustrate your ideas and the products you mention, and they also break up
 the page to make it more attractive and less intimidating to the reader. You can control
 the placement (left or right), the size (in pixels), and whether you have a caption or not.
 Check out the code below to see how this image tag is formatted.

== Adding Hot Links and References ==
 If you reference a source of information for iPhone assistive technology
 [Apple 2009]<ref>http://abilitynet.wetpaint.com/page/iPhone+-+Accessibility+&+Apps accessed July 13, 2009</ref>,
 the footnote number is automatically placed and source is added to the references list below. 
 Similarly, if you cite the South Dakota (2006) early childhood assistive technology 
 source<ref>http://assistivetech.sf.k12.sd.us/early_childhood.htm accessed on July 13, 2009</ref>, 
 the footnote reference will be formatted as APA style if that's how you write it. The references
 don't have to be hot links; they can be to book pages or journal articles.

=== Embedded Hot Links ===
 The rubric you'll follow for reviewing others' pages is found on 
 the [http://moodle1.wilkes.edu Wilkes Moodle Site].

=== Tables ===
Check the page Help:Tables for more information. Below is a simple sample table.

{| class="wikitable"
! Number of books !! Number of modules
|-
| 393 || 3394
|}

== External Links ==
* http://www.wilkes.edu for information about Wilkes University.
* http://www.microsoft.com/enable/ for info about Microsoft Accessibility
* http://www.apple.com/accessibility/ for info about Apple Accessibility


== References ==
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