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i pad usage for communication
Does anyone know of apps for the ipad to help expressive communication? My son is 31 and I'd like to delve into the world of "ipad" or some other quickly usable/learnable electronic device for him. He doesn't give back much information when asked how his day went, etc. Maybe there's something out there since graduation (2000) as technology is always changing. Do you have any knowledge of where to find someone in communicative disorders that we should contact?
Thanks for any input.
Barbara
Thanks for any input.
Barbara
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Proloquo2Go is a popular app right now. I have a couple iPod Touch's in the autism center with apps on them if you are interested.
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