With each class that passed we've been exposed to so many different apps and technologies that can help our students.  In a recent rally at our school we watched a video of one of my former students, Marcus.  I have his brother this year and both boys have autism. I was so excited to see that he has used an app to create his own video game. The reaction of the students was so great, they were so excited to see what he had done, and his brother was so proud too!  The conversation that resulted from seeing what someone in their own school could do was fantastic!  Not only were the students amazed that someone made a video game, but to see students go up to Marcus afterward to talk to him about what he had did and if he could teach them how to do something like that did worlds for Marcus' self-esteem and socialization with other students.  It really is what I was looking for from this class!  What an opportunity for Marcus and myself! The app Marcus used was 3D RAD.  He made a video racing game "in his spare time", which took about a week. I'm really disappointed that I can't get the clip to load, I'm on a PC and it was taken from a MAC and won't read on my computer.  I can sometimes get the audio to play, but not the video, and it won't post at all. Boo for that, Yay for Marcus!