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Rufus Robot, Inc.
Learning groups and common objects.
The app helps children learn groups and categories like colors and shapes. It includes typical and less typical examples to broaden understanding and is customizable for different learning needs.
Jamario Davis
Learn about with personalized paths and quizzes
Learn about through personalized learning paths and clear, structured topics. Take evidence-based quizzes to test . Access calm, accessible content designed for understanding without overwhelm.
Alessandro La Rocca
Giving a voice to children's needs.
The app provides augmentative and alternative communication for children with disabilities. It allows users to create custom boards with pictures and text-to-speech functionality in multiple languages and voices.
Anna Stam
Create social stories with interactive tools.
The app helps create social stories with figures, illustrations, drawing, writing, and audio recording. Stories can be shared as PDFs or editable files, and users can add their own images and photos.
Track & Share Apps, LLC
Track what matters for families.
The app helps families explore Autism by tracking mood, behavior, food, and health. Users can view patterns with a visual calendar and multi-item graphs, and share data with their team.
HALF-HELEN FOUNDATION
For early vision and hearing detection
Enables caregivers and educators to conduct vision and hearing screenings for children. Results are instantly shared with healthcare providers for referrals. Users can track screening history and access resources for medical care.
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