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REVIEW: AutisMate

The list of apps for iPad/iPhone/iPod touch includes over 500 of them. Nearly one-fifth are alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) apps, but still there is room for new and really different apps, such as (más…)

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Review: OneVoice – AAC

Legend, developer of OneVoice – AAC, is a software design and user experience firm that claims their designs are clear and have high quality. In fact, Legend works for other companies making designs for (más…)

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Review: Baluh

Review of Baluh, an AAC app for constructing phrases with 400 pictograms and the option of directly downloading thousands of new images. Available for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch.

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Review: TapSpeak Button

Review of TapSpeak Button for iPad/iPhone/iPod touch, a communication application based on touching a single message button (equivalent to a mechanical switch).

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Review: Expressive

Review of Expressive, an AAC application based on images with 600 preloaded symbols, category hierarchy and audio clips, that runs on iPad/iPhone.

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Review: i-Lexis HD

For the last days I’ve been testing i-Lexis, an application that, by its nature, fits into in the group of AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication). For children with some form of ASD, i-Lexis can (más…)

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