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On3, LLC.
On-demand, download courses, share content
Access courses assigned by your company from an extensive catalog. Download courses for offline viewing. Watch short modules lasting 1-3 minutes. Upload videos and photos from the field. Share content with others and interact for coaching.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app provides picture responses paired with questions to aid vocabulary development. It focuses on higher-level language needs for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, addressing abstract thought and generalization.
SpeakEasy Community LLC
Practice targeted sounds with exercises
Practice and pronunciation with targeted exercises for specific sounds. Select early, middle, or late sounds to focus on. Complete at-home activities with interactive prompts and feedback. Track progress through built-in assessments and reports.
Miaplaza Inc.
Practice with interactive lessons
Practice identifying and using marks like commas, semicolons, and quotation marks. Learn word types and their correct usage. Track progress through interactive lessons and quizzes. No in- purchases required.
A Brainy Choice, Inc.
Practice synonyms and antonyms interactively.
The app helps users learn word differences through interactive gameplay. It offers 20 levels of synonym and antonym practice with over 400 questions and timed options.
Education Services Australia Ltd.
Solve problems to find hidden treasure.
The app presents eight problems for users to solve with Pirate Jack. Users apply maths and literacy skills to navigate obstacles and find hidden treasure.
Learning Fundamentals, Inc.
Practice reading comprehension with stories.
The app presents 28 stories focusing on reading comprehension. It helps users identify the main idea, recall details, and make inferences.
Innovative Mobile Apps Ltd
Look, match, and learn skills.
The app provides six interactive workbooks and games designed to help children develop analytical and critical thinking skills. It features hundreds of illustrations and audio reinforcements to keep children engaged while learning.
Igor Shapkin
Words from pictures and unlock new levels
The based on a picture by entering letters in cells. Unlock new words and levels. Receive rewards for correct answers. Track progress and learn new vocabulary through interactive quizzes.
Naeun Zang
Find the different picture puzzle.
The app presents users with four pictures and requires them to identify the one that differs from the other three. It offers a simple and friendly design suitable for players of all ages.
Synapse Apps LLC
Practice with guided exercises
Includes two articulation screeners: an SLP-friendly version and a parent-friendly version. Both assess which sounds children should have acquired. The combines content from five industry-leading apps into one platform for therapy.
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