Changing your virtual background in Zoom is such a fun way to add new, engaging scenes into your speech therapy sessions. It is a setting you may have to turn on when you log in to zoom.us, but it may already be set up when you log into Zoom. I explain how to change your virtual background and I give…
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My son told me all about “Google Easter Eggs” hidden in Google search terms. They are so fun to play around with and would make a really enjoyable and engaging lesson to get older students talking and engaged in speech therapy. If you are looking to build rapport with hard-to-reach older students, this might be the exact thing you need!…
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When you are doing teletherapy, it can be tough to find little shortcuts and simple games that you can incorporate naturally into your speech therapy online. I’m keeping it short and sweet for you! Here are five little tech tips and tools for teletherapy! Google “flip a coin” and Google will give you a coin you can flip. Google “roll…
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Hi everyone, I want to touch base with you about the Speech Buddies Speech Tool Set! As I talked about in a previous video (scroll down for my video review of the SH tool), I became a fan of Speech Buddies back in 2013. I had purchased the single SH speech tool for a monolingual English speaking student who had…
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I walk you through it in the latest video on YouTube: How to Mirror an iPad in Zoom. The last half of the video is about troubleshooting when you can’t get your iPad and your computer to talk to each other. Being able to mirror your iPad gives you the ability to use your speech therapy apps with your students during…
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