http://www.autism-programs.com/

http://www.education.gov.sk.ca/asd

https://www.autismspeaks.org/family-services/resource-library/online-learning-tools-software

http://teaching.monster.com/benefits/articles/8761-22-tips-for-teaching-students-with-autism-spectrum-disorders

I fully agree with the Mr. Ali Al Mosawi as the links provided are very useful

Try Sun-rise

http://www.appyautism.com/

It's seems so interesting in relation with informatic applications to Autisme and Asperger.

Regards, 

mercedes

thank u so much 

I have used board-maker on numerous occasions, but only when I think the images would be developmentally appropriate. For example, I do not use it when making materials for teens with what we used to call "Asperger syndrome" or "high-functioning autism." For those kiddos, I usually tailor the stories and pictures to their interests and get pictures from Google images.

My colleague Allison Randell at the University of South Carolina found a graphic design service to make some really exceptional visual supports. I believe the service was very reasonably priced as well. Allison is a post-doc for Michael Beets in exercise science/public health if you want to look her up! She is also listed as a collaborator on my page.

thank u all for fruitful suggestions