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Illinois Institute of Technology
Access course materials and grades anytime
Access course information, check grades, and view holds. Navigate campus using geo-location. Find dining hall details. Participate in classes remotely. Receive real-time updates and alerts.
Prentke Romich Company
Communicate through touch and text
Allows users to select vocabulary files with pages and buttons containing words, phrases, and sentences. It enables message creation through spoken output. Users can customize communication boards and access pre-programmed functions.
Nuclear Cyborg Corp
Set alarms with calming sounds
Helps users manage time with a customizable timer. Features include silent mode, multiple sound options, and a simple, interface. Designed for children, individuals with autism, and those with communication or cognitive delays.
S Mehta
Take practice tests and track progress
Prepare for the DOT certification exam with practice tests and study materials. Review questions and answers, track progress, and access detailed explanations. Simulate exam conditions and receive instant feedback on performance.
BHARATH HEALTHCARE LABORATORIES PRIVATE LIMITED
Therapy sessions and progress tracking
Access therapy sessions, track progress, and communicate with therapists. View treatment plans, set goals, and monitor improvements. Share updates with parents and receive support resources. Sync with wearable devices to track behavior and activity.
Raghu Srinivas
Engineering concepts on the go.
The app provides engineering concepts, including materials, numbers, mechanics, and components. Users can view formulas and calculate values for various engineering applications.
Monarch Teaching Technologies, Inc.
Play lessons, track progress, customize plans
Teachers can add and manage lessons in Student Education Plans, assign lessons to individual goals, and track student progress. Students can access personalized lessons and play them independently.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for children with autism.
The app targets fundamental vocabulary building concepts using real-life photographs. It requires learners to demonstrate discrimination skills through matching and identifying differences, aiding language development.
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