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John Talavera
Learn vocabulary through interactive exercises
Teaches first words through shape-based picture groups. Users select images, repeat words, and receive feedback. Includes interactive activities for vocabulary building and expressive language practice.
Dennis Stanley
Review respiratory therapy content with flashcards
Access flashcards for the NBRC RRT Respiratory Therapy . Review Therapist Multiple Choice questions. Log in with University credentials. View questions and answers with explanations. Track progress and revisit difficult topics.
Body Motion Apps, Inc.
Track exercises and follow instructions
Access HD videos and photos with detailed instructions. Set reps, sets, frequency, and resistance levels. Receive up to three reminder notifications. Report pain or feedback and track program completion status.
Brain Parade, LLC
Create lessons with visual exercises
Teach and reinforce concepts with visual aids and interactive exercises. Create custom lessons using a starter library or purchase specialized libraries. Access a community for shared lessons and updates.
Heep Hong Society
Enhance communication skills for children.
The app enhances social and communication skills for children with speech and language difficulties, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It functions as an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) tool with voice output.
Janine Toole
Model Me Kids, LLC
Visual tool for community navigation skills.
The app is a visual teaching tool that helps children learn to navigate community locations. It features photo slideshows of children modeling appropriate behavior with audio narration and descriptive text.
Chris Ewing
Connect with therapist and use
Access therapy sessions through a secure connection. Share and view creations with therapists. Save and retrieve therapeutic progress. Receive guidance and feedback from professionals.
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