The app provides communication technology for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Users can create custom boards with symbols or words in minutes, suitable for special education, autism spectrum, and adults with disabilities.
Identify Wisconsin using name or appearance. Filter by mouth, spine, tail, body shape, pattern, or features. View detailed descriptions, photo galleries, and links to similar species.
Solve puzzles by connecting switches to light a bulb. Use AND, OR, and XNOR gates to create circuits. Adjust inputs to achieve desired outputs. Track progress through increasing difficulty levels.
Offers interactive exercises with animated visuals to improve articulation. Users can practice pronunciation, receive feedback on tongue placement, and track progress over time.
Learn with exercises on short vowels, long vowels, double vowels, and consonant sounds. Practice mouth and tongue positions. Receive feedback on accuracy. Track progress through structured lessons and exercises.
Develop speech through gesture-based techniques to enhance rhythm and emotion. Record and compare exercises with samples. Use word emphasis charts for guidance. Purchase training videos for additional instruction.
The British Council offers a free pronunciation chart for English learners and teachers. Users can practice sounds and hear example words, while teachers can use it to illustrate phonemic script and individual sounds in the classroom.
With definitions, examples, and pronunciation. Use interactive flashcards to study vocabulary. Prepare for GRE, IELTS, SAT, SSC CGL, TOEFL, CAT, and AFCAT exams. Track progress with Smart Round feature.
The app helps preschoolers learn human body parts through a learning mode and an image-based quiz. It covers parts like face, eyes, nose, mouth, ear, body, hand, arm, leg, and foot.