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“ Wiicess ” A Unique Way Students Participate in Recess. Students with severe disabilities compete with nondisabled peers during recess time. Meaningful movement for everyone regardless of ability. PC GammerBike Mini.
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“Wiicess”A Unique Way Students Participate in Recess Students with severe disabilities compete with nondisabled peers during recess time. Meaningful movement for everyone regardless of ability
PC GammerBike Mini • The PCGamerBike can be used to play any PC game that uses a keyboard for input. • The PCGamerBike is configurable. You can independently assign your forward and reverse pedal motion to any key on the keyboard. You can do the same for the 3 primary mouse buttons.
Exercise Progress Logging (IEP Data) When the PCGamerBike is connected to your PC, your pedal motion is automatically collected for you and saved to your computer. • Total time peddling • Average speed • Maximum speed • Total Distance • Estimated Calories Burned
Georgia Tech Rehabilitation Engineering & Applied Research Department and Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access
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Modifications Using Audio and Haptic Cues for Individuals with Visual Impairments FREE! Vifit.org Free Downloads: Pet-n-Punch (Whack-a-Mole) VI Bowling VI Tennis
Requirements PC Wii remote USB Bluetooth Adapter
Burst Mode(99¢ iPhone or iPod app) Capture sports, movement patterns, or any fast action where the perfect shot only lasts for a split second. Analyze frame by frame any fast event like your golf swing or your tennis backhand or simply use it to select the best shot of an unforgettable moment.
Burst Mode App Great for assessments, IEP Data, etc.
References Drake University School of Education. (Producer). (2006). Adapted PE: Everybody wins PE Central (2009). http://www.pecentral.org/adapted/adaptedwhatis.html. Stopka, C. & Bowie, L.V. (2000). Adapted equipment ideas to facilitate inclusionary teaching. Boston, MA:Pearson Custom. Sullivan, T. & Slagle, C. (2009). Build it so they can play: A collection of ideas to help make life easier and fun for students in the world of adapted physical education. Paper presented at the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Convention, 31 March – 4 April, 2009.