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Smarty Ears, LLC
Master adjectives with structured learning.
The app provides a structured environment for children to master over 200 target adjectives. It utilizes visual learning and data tracking to support children with language disorders in building communication confidence.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Communicate through text and voice
Create and customize communication boards with symbols, text, and voice recordings. Select from pre-designed templates or build custom boards. Save and share messages across devices.
Hamaguchi Learning & Development, LLC
Interpret social cues and expressions visually.
The app provides practice interpreting vocal intonation, facial expressions, perspective-taking, body language, and idiomatic expressions. It uses real photographs, voices, and video clips of social situations for learning and practice.
Inclusive Technology
Cars race around the track.
The app presents a racing game with clear graphics and large targets, suitable for users with visual or motor impairments. It offers options for one or three cars and supports switch access for scanning and selection.
Matev Pesek
Practice listening and memorize music
Enhance musical hearing and memory with listening exercises and instant feedback. Generate varied practice sessions automatically. Gamification and social features encourage engagement.
Erik X. Raj, LLC
Silly sentences for speech therapy.
The app offers over 500 sound-specific silly sentences and questions for speech therapy. It includes audio for sentences and example answers, with a child-friendly interface for users aged 6 and up.
Erik X. Raj, LLC
Create stickers for selfies
Create selfies with over 450 humorous sound-specific stickers. Place stickers on self-portraits to target speech sounds like S, Z, R, L, SH, CH, and TH. Use for therapy with children. Share modified photos.
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