The document discusses the iPad and its potential benefits for children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). It outlines some of the challenges children with ASD face, such as difficulties with communication, writing, motor skills, and behavior management. The iPad and apps are presented as tools that can help with communication, artistic expression, scheduling, and modeling appropriate behavior. Several free and paid apps are recommended for ASD, including Proloquo2Go for communication. Tips are provided for teachers and parents on how to use the iPad and integrate apps to help children with ASD.
5. iPad (iPhone/iPod Touch) Apps for ASD Free! Talking Carl iPrompts $49.99 $0.99 iReward Chart Free/ $4.99 Model Me Going Places 2 Free! Draw for iPad Free! TapToTalk Scheduling Communication Engagement Artistic Expression Behavior Management Behavior Modelling CLICK ON APP TO GO TO WEBSITE
6. Proloquo2Go is a great product for those who have difficulty speaking, and is less expensive than AAC devices which can run in the thousands of dollars. It can be purchased once and used on all of your iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch devices. iPad (iPhone/iPod Touch) Apps for ASD $189.99
10. Sherrill Library and the AIB Library each have one iPad and one SONY e-reader that they’re loaning. More information on the Library program is available at: http://research.lesley.edu/e-book_readers
13. Brenda Matthis EdD Lesley University Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA Keiko Notomi MD Fukuoka University of Education Munakata, Fukuoka, Japan Researchers
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