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Android Apps for Teaching Autistic and Learning Disabled Kids

Author: Blooming Kids Software, LLC
Published: 28 Dec 2014 - Updated: 9 Oct 2023
Publication Type: Product Release / Update

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Synopsis - Overview - Related Content

Synopsis

Blooming Kids Software Android mobile device apps for autistic, learning disabled, and young mainstream children.

Overview

Blooming Kids Software, which makes teaching programs for autistic, learning disabled, and young mainstream children, has added to its list of apps that run on Android mobile devices.

"Our teaching apps have been a success, and have helped many children who needed help in learning," said the founder and CEO of BloomingKids. "We have been expanding our roster of apps that run on Android devices."

"This is important because of the mobility of these devices. The Android mobile devices are portable and can work anywhere - on a plane, in a car, in a classroom or play room, anywhere the child feels comfortable using it - and so an App loaded into an Android mobile device can be used for teaching and learning anywhere, anytime."

"Our customers have been asking for it," said the CEO. "Android mobile devices are fairly cheap. They don't need a mouse. They can become the child's favorite toy and the teacher's favorite tool. Our apps can go wherever the child goes."

"If you keep them in a protective case, the Android mobile devices are hard to break," said the CEO. "That is an important consideration when you have a device that a child will be carrying around."

"We first developed our 'understanding currency' apps to run on the Android system," the CEO went on. "We now have 86 apps. They are all available at the Google Play Store."

BloomingKids

The company, founded in 2004, is specifically designed to facilitate learning for children diagnosed with learning disabilities, Autism and PDD.

The company's declared mission is to deliver the highest quality, most effective and affordable educational software.


Attribution/Source(s): This quality-reviewed publication was selected for publishing by the editors of Disabled World (DW) due to its relevance to the disability community. Originally issued as a press release by Blooming Kids Software, LLC and published on 28 Dec 2014. Last updated on 9 Oct 2023. This content may have been edited for style, clarity, or brevity.

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