Monthly Archives: November 2011

Thanks for the post. It was very interesting and meaningful. Vee Eee Technologies

Thanks for sharing your info. I really appreciate your efforts and I will be waiting for your further write ups thanks once again. Vee Eee Technologies

I followed the link to your website. There is a need for adult appropriate apps. Best of luck to you. Mirla

Thanks for your post! What about the valuable data-tracking capabilities of apps, the efficiency of moving between pictures so quickly, and the ability of our clients to use the apps alone or with caregivers for even more therapy? I'm an SLP developing Tactus Therapy Solutions apps for language therapy, and I ensure all these features [...]

I keep meaning to put together a nice, neat list of speech therapy apps, or just apps that are useful for developing speech and language skills. apps for ipad

Some colleagues may be wondering if they should purchase the iPad to use as a therapy tool. I wanted to share my thoughts on this topic in an article I wrote for the Independent Clinician (http://independentclinician.com/is-an-ipad-for-speech-therapy-worth-the-investment/).  . I love my iPad. I bought it when it first came out. I cannot say why I decided [...]

There are many apps that one can adapt for use when targeting reasoning skills. So far, I've found 6 apps that work directly on associations. Drag and Match offers a 12 different games in this app. Among them are 4 games that can be used to teach associations. The games are: match an animal to [...]

Brain-Go! is a categorization app that tells the child, "Put the object that does not belong into the trash can." This is good exposure to the categorical exclusion concept "does not belong."  There are opportunities for the child to talk about why the selection does not belong and what is the name of the category [...]