A blog devoted to the use of tablets and smartphones like the iPad or the iPhone (and devices based on other systems, such as Android) for people with autism or other special needs.
This tutorial explains what tablets (like the iPad) are and tactile phones (like the iPhone), and what types of applications specifically helpful for people with autism, or other special needs, exist.
This list includes more than 350 applications suitable for people with autism, and in general for people with special needs, classified into 14 categories. All of them work on Apple devices.
This list has about 50 applications of interest to people with autism, or other special needs, that run on devices based on Android operating system.
Each month we publish some reviews of specific applications for people with ASD or other special needs.
Each month we publish an analysis of applications that, while not specific to people with ASD, we consider to be interesting for them as tools, learning or leisure applications.
With the Books section, a list of links to other blogs of interest and the collection of academic articles on the use of tablet and tactile phones for people with ASD we try to give you easy access to other information that may be of interest.
In the Technology section, we analyze the tablets and tactile phones that we consider most suitable for people with ASD and for parents and professionals in their environment, we explain the basic operation of some models, etc.
The list of applications for iPad, iPod touch and iPhone includes about 400 applications in 14 different categories.
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