iConverse App - Augmentative Alternative Communication Tool
Author: Disabled World
Published: 2011-02-25
Synopsis and Key Points:
iConverse app is an educational tool for young children autistic individuals and persons with other communicative disabilities.
Main Digest
iConverse is an educational tool designed for young children, autistic individuals, and individuals with other communicative disabilities, as well as toddler-aged children who have yet to master language.iConverse replaces bulky and expensive communication devices used in the past and gives users the ability to carry an AAC device in their pocket creating a means of communication that is appropriate, effective and discreet.
iConverse currently comes with 6 built in communication tiles that represent a person's most basic needs. When activated by touch, the icons give both an auditory and visual representation of the specific need or want. Go beyond the built in 6 and create your own! Use the built in text-to-speech engine, or record your own voice!
iConverse allows parents, teachers, and the general public to understand the basic wants and needs of individuals who are unable to verbally communicate. This application breaks down the barriers of communication for special needs individuals or children who have not yet mastered language. iConverse replaces bulky and expensive communication devices and provides freedom from a communication book of individual printed icons. Everyone involved in an individual's life will never have to guess what their wants and needs are again.
iConverse App Offers:
- Ability to make custom icons with pictures.
- Male or female voice for the common needs
- Visual display of illustrated "iConverse" icon.
- 6 touchable, color, easy to understand icons.
- Add text to the pictures to enable text to audio.
- Visual display of custom icons with scrolling ability.
- Audible sentence stating the icon that was touched.
- Visual display of text when specific icon is touched.
- Audible sentence stating the icon that was touched.
- 6 icons displaying basic everyday needs: Bathroom, Drink, Food, Sick, Break and Help.
Version 2.4 of iConverse which just went live on the App Store includes some performance enhancements and bug fixes. You can download iConverse onto your device from the app store button on your device or by visiting: itunes.apple.com/us/app/iconverse-assisted-communication/id304852637mt=8
Visit www.converseapp.com/about-iconverse/ to view a series of video clip instructions on Installing iConverse; Creating and Deleting Custom Buttons; and Adjusting Application Settings and Volume.
Related Documents
- 1: KNFB Reader App: Sight for People with Vision Disability : Thomas C. Weiss (2014/09/22)
- 2: Google Glass App Real Time Closed Captioning : Georgia Institute of Technology (2014/10/11)
- 3: Voiceitt Makes Alexa Accessible for Disabled : Voiceitt (2020/12/05)
- 4: Sensory from Within Autism Discovery App : Spectrum Idea Lab (2015/11/13)
- 5: Autism & Beyond: Autism Facial Expressions App : Office of Naval Research (2015/12/30)
- 6: Android Apps for Teaching Autistic and Learning Disabled Kids : Blooming Kids Software, LLC (2014/12/28)
- 7: Apps for All Accessible and Universal Technology Ideathon : Apps para todos (2016/06/01)
Important:
• Disabled World is strictly a news and information website provided for general informational purpose only and does not constitute medical advice. Materials presented are in no way meant to be a substitute for professional medical care by a qualified practitioner, nor should they be construed as such. Any 3rd party offering or advertising on disabled-world.com does not constitute endorsement by Disabled World. Please report outdated or inaccurate information to us.