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Assistive Technology Engineering Lab, Inc.
Edit photos, add voice, create messages
Create communication boards with images, photos, and videos. Access live voice data for Britain, Taiwan, passengers, and Guangdong. Scan documents or connect to external screens. Switch between single or double bond modes via Bluetooth.
David McKee
Learn New Zealand Sign Language vocabulary.
The app provides diagrams and videos for over 4,000 English words and phrases. Users can view diagrams offline, but an Internet connection is needed for videos.
PayneBrain LLC
Practice with interactive games
Helps young learners master 350 through interactive activities. Users hear and see each word with spelling assistance. They identify missing letters, spell independently, and touch to listen.
Taiwan Knowledge Bank Co., Ltd.
Learn Chinese characters through paintings.
The app helps users learn the formation and development of Chinese characters by finding clues in paintings. Users explore pictographic origins, meanings for every stroke, common phrases, and practice stroke writing after character recognition.
Gregory McDonald
Practice with pop culture words
Practice phonemic awareness by identifying and arranging into words. Focus on specific using the Phoneme Set Editor. Learn words including surfing terms, social media lingo, and schoolyard slang. Track progress through interactive exercises.
Matthew Krom
Learn American Sign Language for school.
The app teaches American Sign Language related to school subjects. It includes videos of Deaf adults asking common school-related questions to Deaf children, with options for normal and slow playback speeds.
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