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Workbooks

Organize Your Life Using iOS 5 on the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch
Making Cognitive Connections
at Home, School, and Work
by Michelle Ranae Wild

Organize Your Life Using the iPod Touch
Making Cognitive Connections
at Home, School, and Work
by Michelle Ranae Wild

Friends and Partners of the Making Cognitive Connections Project

• Coastline Community College's Acquired Brain Injury Program
• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Resource - BrainLine.org
• Brain Injury Association of America
• Pharos Science & Applications, Inc.
• The North American Brain Injury Society

Benefits of the Making Cognitive Connections Approach

The Making Cognitive Connections approach teaches the fundamental technical skills necessary to operate a PDA, smartphone, or similar device while simultaneously drawing a parallel to the cognitive skills that underlie the development of those technical skills. Focusing on the cognitive skills required to use the device—and then having the users apply those same cognitive skills to their everyday lives—makes this approach practical, concrete, relevant, and transferable.

Explore the benefits for each category of user:

• Benefits for Users with Cognitive Challenges
• Benefits for Professionals
• Benefits for Caregivers and Family Members