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Battery Interrupter |
How to make simple battery operated toys switch accessible
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If you want to reduce the number of icons on the screen temporarily to teach a motor plan and decrease the visual distractions, you may want to temporarily hide some of the vocabulary.
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Switch Access to the iPad: Single Shot ModeClick HERE for the video.
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There are many bluetooth interfaces that can be used to set up switch access to the iPad. The APPlicator by Pretorian and Sold by Inclusive TLC allow you the access to single shot. This means no matter how the the switch is pushed/depressed, it only sends one switch activation signal. The user has to come off the switch and press it down again to send another activation signal. This works well for those who, once they touch/activate the switch, need time to come off the switch.
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The APPlicator by Pretorian can be purchased through Inclusive TLC HERE
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This is a set up for those with functional vision to indicate a choice by looking at it. It is "low tech" because it does not have voice output.
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Step By Step |
The Step by Step is a multi-level, multi-sequence recorded speech device that promotes conversational language
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Talking Buttons: Single Message Buttons |
Using single message buttons to refine switch access
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Teaching Yes and No with Single Message Buttons |
Use these buttons placed at the head to teach children to turn their head for "no" and look up for "yes."
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Don't Let the Pigeon Run This App |
Use this app in person or reflected on your screen in teletherapy to have a motivating reason for your AAC user to find vocabulary in a variety of categories in their device.
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No Hand-Over-Hand |
Wait for your device user to make their own selections. We don't take their hand and touch icons. This only teaches passivity and compliance.
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