Assistive Technology for Communication
Who will it help?
Children
Children can develop reading, writing, listening, speaking and spelling skills for confident engagement in learning.
Adults
Adults can fine tune their higher level communication skills for education, health, job & career goals.
Patients
Patients can bring attention to their communication skills to support their health and rehabilitation.
What does it look like?
How do I start?
Discover tasks curated by experts or create your own for a specific purpose.
How many times should it be used?
Start with 6 sessions
Benefits and Features
backed by neuroscience
Logical
Controlling movement of the eyes, mouth, ears, hands, head and body. Understanding coordination.
Enjoyable
Repeating the words by pressing the k-button. Adjusting the sound to enjoy the pitch and the rhythm.
Engaging
Reflecting on the experience using the digital mirror. Receiving feedback. Confirming outcomes.
Efficient
Recording and managing video for immediate review and visibility. Using measures to optimise outcomes.
Meaningful
Making sense of literacy development - reading, writing, listening, speaking & spelling. Understanding intent of words and phrases.
Inclusive
Providing access to communication for all. Using as an Assistive Technology for Communication and Cognition or AAC.