Hey, it's Kristin.
So we got some ipads at work to use as AAC devices. They have some cool programs for patients who need speech-generating devices. I am about to buy all the SLP-related apps I can find. I want to know if any of you have any suggestions. Here's what I found so far:
- Proloquo2Go: an AAC app
- Memblock: It's like that old memory game "Simon"
- Locabulary Lite
- Dictionary.com
- Webster Picture Dictionary
- Small Talk (by Lingraphica): another AAC device
- Lumoscity.com (a brain trainer)
- Safe Swallowing in All Environments/Dysphagia Small Talk (only 99 cents!) Did you see the article in Advance Magazine
- Tap to Talk
- Flash Cards (for naming!)
- Brain Pop (trivia type stuff)
- iApptitude (math)
- UT Driver's license practice test (or pick your state!)
- Arith fit (numerical game)
- Smarty AAC apps
- iZoo (animal sounds for responsive naming)
- Pocket sounds (same thing but free!)
- Dragon Dictation/Dragon Search (speech to text)
- Herod's Lost Tomb (I spy-like)
- Book Shelf (e-book reader)
- Word Whirl (lets you put random letters together to spell words)
- Others I found via SLPsharing
- Picture Scheduler: schedules
- ToDo: to do lists
- Evernote: note taking
- MindMeister: mind mapping
- Counting Bills & Coins: counting money
- Grocery IQ: shopping lists
- Epicurious: recipes
- iBooks: books
- myhomework: managing school assignments
- Speak it!: text-to-speech
- Kid Klok: telling time
- Flashcards Deluxe
- LitCharts: study guides for books
- Percentally: data tracking
- iPractice verbs
- Word Magic
- 3D Brain Education
- SI Dysfluency Index Counter
- Pocket SLP
- I Take Turns
- Math Magic
- Grace (AAC)
- 123 Color HD
- ArtikPix
- Mobile Articulation Probes
- R Intensive SLP
- Developmental Age Calculator
- Sunny Articulation Test
- Fluency tracker
XOXO
~K
Great list! Don't miss Percentally for data-tracking: I could see that being great to use in a medical setting.
ReplyDeleteOh thanks! I added it to the post!
ReplyDeletehad some good items
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
I will be getting an iPad for Christmas and have been researching apps and therapy ideas for speech therapy! I am so excited! Thanks for posting your suggestions!
ReplyDeleteGood post! There's a list of adult apps on the Facebook group for Adult Rehab Speech Therapy and at http://www.tactustherapy.com/other.html I'm using the iPad every day in adult neuro rehab and love it!
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