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That's a great idea!

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interesting!

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I would make sure the reward system can be personalized so that a child who likes superheros can collect superheros, and a child who likes planes,  can be rewarded by planes!

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I would focus a lot on making sure the app is realitivly easy to use. The article talked about how that is beneficial and if its not easy and engaging then that would lead to children  not wanting to use it.

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I’d include a way to store photographs of objects with their names.

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I would also include an AAC feature in my app because it really helps individuals who are not verbally strong.

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I would definitely include facial expressions and emotion recognition tasks

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I think word association with images could help children with autism to communicate if they were not high functioning

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The camera feature of the last one was interesting. It allowed for additional words to be added to the kids' vocabulary

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Imagine you're designing an app for kids with Autism, what features would you include in your app?

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I liked the first app the best. It looked easy to follow and fun to play. The last app was my least favorite. I think it works well for communication but it doesn't to have any other features that might be useful

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I gave the second one a 5 because it had a well thought out plan for the app that addressed a specific area of development for the child.

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I gave the first two 5s because I think that the first helps with social connections and the second really helps with learning things like shapes and it also seemed to be easy and interactive.

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i rated the third one a 3, although I found it to be super useful, the ad itself was hard to sit through

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I gave the first a 4 as it was focusing on helping children learn a variety of topics, the second a 5 as it was specifically tailored to help children learn new words. The third I gave a 2 as it didn't seem as easy to use at its predecessors.

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I gave the first app a 5/5 because it provides a variety of ways to integrate learning in ways that feel like games! I also liked the AAC feature and the apps integration of motor skills.

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my favorite was the second video because it seemed to be the most informational and easy to use fo rkids

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I rated the second one for 5 since linking image to word is helpful for children to memorize

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I gave the first a 3, because I thought it was very broad in what it was trying to do for kids. I gave the second a 5 because it had a methodical approach that i think would work well and the focus of the app was specific. I gave the third a 4 because it seems to have a good way for people who don't speak to communicate, but I don't think it has as much purpose for learning as it does communicating

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LetMeTalk Android, AAC Talker, Communicator for Autism, Apraxia, Aphasia and more

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ImagiRation: MITA Puzzles for Children with Autism, NewsWatch

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Otsimo | Special Education - Certified special education app for your kids