Speech Sounds on Cue Lite US for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Carol Bishop on 2018-05-07 | Category: Medical
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- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Carol Bishop on 2018-05-07 | Category: Medical
Speech Sounds on Cue Lite US is a Medical app by Carol Bishop. US English version of Speech Sounds on Cue Lite! People who speak with an Australian or British accent should download the Aus version instead. Speech therapy treatment software for articulation difficulty caused by apraxia of speech or other speech difficulties.
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1. This easy to use iPad application contains 39 videos, sound clips and colour photos designed to help adults and children to produce the 'W' consonant speech sound in isolation, in words and in sentences.
2. This software is especially helpful to those who need to hear and see a sound made, for example, patients with motor speech difficulty due to speech apraxia (verbal or oral apraxia affecting speech).
3. This is the US version of the application, with all audio and video recorded by the US speech pathologist Terri Nichols, MS, CCC-SLP, Clinical consultant to Bungalow Software, Virginia USA who also recorded for the Windows/Mac version.
4. Speech therapy treatment software for articulation difficulty caused by apraxia of speech or other speech difficulties.
5. This app enables intensive independent practice for Motor Speech Disorders, with immediate auditory feedback.
6. Provides multimedia full-motion video cues, for independent speech practice.
7. It encourages speech, even in people with severe speech difficulties.
8. This application shows how to produce the "W" sound and words beginning with "W".
9. There are also two full versions available (the original Aus and newer US version) which contain 20 consonants and 530 words/ photos/ videos.
10. The aim of this app is to increase the intensity of treatment for people with apraxia, combining J.
11. Cues are for individual phonemes (sounds) as well as full words.
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As n SLP, I feel that this is really nice app! I love the sound videoclips and fading cues! The full version is on my wishlist! Great job on a much needed app!
I have used this /w/ sample with a low verbal kiddo but obviously /w/ is not a sound that too many need remediation for, the full version would be tremendously beneficial! This lite version does its job though- it shows you the features of the full version, and yes, the full version is definitely on my wish list. I see the price has dropped and I appreciate it! It should open doors for more people. It looks like a very useful visual and auditory tool for people struggling with speech production.
My husband suffers from severe apraxia as a result of a stroke. The videos give him the cues he needs to say the words and the recordings give him the feedback to see if he is accurate. He is able to practice speaking without the help of his speech therapist (expensive) or a family member, which makes him feel independent. We love it so much, we're going to get the full version. Thank you! Lori Aitken
This is great app and I have been looking for something like this for a long time. My 2 yo son is about one year behind in speech and I downloaded this app immediately when I found it. It is just what he needs. He is at the point now where he needs to concentrate on lips and and get articulation down. This helps so much and I know it will help others.
I use technology such as the Mobile all the time during speech therapy sessions and this has become a favorite for adults who have aphasia and apraxia. Many individuals have more success with producing intelligible responses with this app over others because it provides many different types of helpful cues in an automatic way. Once people using it get into the routine of how it works- it can be wonderful! Many people are helped when they are working on saying words grouped by initial sound and given a picture, text, lead in phrase and can see up-close lip movement. It is also helpful to hear the recording of what was said by the user. I think that the high price is limiting the number of individuals who could benefit from all that it has to offer. I would also like to see more options in terms of which types of cues are provided.
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