Blogs with tag Video - AssistiveWare

Overview

Mother child kitchen table eating grapes and talking using iPad

Tell us, we want to know

Nick is using an iPad with Proloquo2Go. He no longer has to try to be what other people want him to be, because he can now initiate communication and say what he wants and needs.

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Emily speaks English, Spanish, and AAC

Watch Emily, a bubbly bilingual girl who switches languages easily in Proloquo2Go.

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“I think I have surprised a lot of people”

Ben can’t speak because of his cerebral palsy (CP), but he’s been using AAC apps to communicate for years.

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His world is expanding

At home and at school, Proloquo2Go is making it easier for Hugo to interact. He’s becoming a more interactive member of the family, and his social world is also getting bigger.

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The making of the American children's voices Josh and Ella

Creating the new American children's voices Josh and Ella took more than 2,500 hours of research, recording, processing and development and, of course, the talent of two American children. A behind-the-scenes look at the project with Josh and Ella in the studio, recording their voices for Proloquo2Go.

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Thijs listening to his own voice on iPad

Behind the scenes with Merel and Thijs

Merel and Thijs in the recording studio.

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Introducing children’s voices in Proloquo2Go

This video is about the importance of having naturally sounding children's voices for children who cannot speak.

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She is only five years old

The parents of this five year old girl tell us about her communication challenges. They are very surprised at the results achieved with Proloquo2Go and regret not having started sooner.

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Girl pointing finger at iPad with Proloquo2Go

What are we going to eat? - Parents talk about Proloquo2Go

Evie’s parents talk about their experience with Proloquo2Go after only two months of use. And how this tool allows her to speak and ask questions, which was impossible before.

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Reaching out to others

Evie, a 27-year-old young adult, has always struggled to reach out to others. With Proloquo2Go, she can finally communicate with her family and friends.

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Blossoming as a child

Vanessa started using Proloquo2Go on an iPad and her speech is growing, and most importantly, she is blossoming as a child.

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It really has become his voice

Max is nine years old and was born with Cerebral Palsy. According to his speech therapist, Proloquo2Go has become his voice and has completely changed his life.

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