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University of Iowa Research Foundation
Understanding how speech sounds form.
The app provides a comprehensive understanding of how each speech sound of American English is formed. It includes animations, videos, and audio samples describing consonants and vowels.
Smarty Ears, LLC
Practice the English /r/ sound.
The app provides three interactive activities for practicing the English /r/ sound at word, phrase, and sentence levels. It includes flashcards, a matching game, and a guessing game, supporting up to four players.
Smart Kidz Club Inc.
Phonemes with -along books and flashcards
Teach children 44 phonemes and letter sounds through -along books, learning activities, and flashcards. Include human voice narration, no animations, and focused lessons for early reading development.
Tactus Therapy Solutions Ltd
Track location and share updates
Helps users with memory impairments by providing repetitive memory training exercises. Includes reminders for safety procedures like using a walker or applying wheelchair breaks. Allows users to set and review important information regularly.
Acoustic Pioneer, Ltd.
Measure listening abilities with fun games.
This app offers games for children ages 5 and up to measure listening abilities. It provides a quick screening for parents and teachers, and a comprehensive test for professionals.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism.
The app focuses on fundamental vocabulary building concepts for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It uses real-life photographs and requires learners to demonstrate understanding through categorization and sorting activities.
Virtual Speech Center Inc.
Master early learning concepts with photos.
The app teaches over 60 early-learning concepts using more than 2,000 photos and audio prompts. Children earn rewards for mastering concepts like size, position, and quantity.
Kids Speech Labs limited
Child speech data with therapists
Parents input details about their child's speech and language development. This information is securely shared with a qualified speech therapist. The is designed to support, not replace, professional clinical assessments.
Lingraphicare, Inc.
Practice speech with visual guides
Speech therapy for stroke survivors and aphasia patients. Practice tongue and lip movements for days, months, and ordinal numbers through guided video exercises. Customize video order, remove unnecessary icons, and reset to original settings.
AAC Plus, Inc.
Explore 3D worlds to communicate
Offers customizable AAC communication with color-coded Spklets for message creation. Users can navigate 3D environments to interact and learn. Features include output, text-to-, and symbol-based communication. Sessions can be saved and reviewed.
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.
Hamaguchi Learning & Development, LLC
Teach, practice, and repeat
Teaches basic English through interactive illustrations and animations. Children can select images and sounds to create simple sentences. Includes vocabulary building activities and progress tracking for parents and educators.
PalaSoftware Inc.
Quiz children on language arts skills.
The app provides over 100 grammar questions for children. It features colorful animations and touchable answers, making learning engaging.
Calling All Kids LLC
Make calls and learn together
Enable real-time interactive calls with children's favorite characters. Parents can engage in conversations with AI-powered characters that respond using speech recognition and natural language understanding.
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