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Click AAC

Click AAC

by Mauricio Fontana de Vargas

6 ratings
4 reviews
📚 Education
📷 Photo & Video
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 30, 2021
  • October 16, 2021

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Mauricio Fontana de Vargas
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About

This experimental communication app uses photos to generate relevant vocabulary symbols. Users can then select these symbols to have the app speak phrases and words related to the image. It offers customizable vocabulary types and layout options for personalized communication.

✓Photo-based symbol generation
✓Customizable vocabulary types
✓Editable word and phrase lists
✓Adjustable interface layout
✓Computer-generated speech output
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What's New in Click AAC

1.1.0

October 16, 2021

Translation to 13 languages: Arabic, Catalan, German, Greek, Spanish, French, Finnish, Hebrew, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian.

User reviews

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revolutionary

This app is incredible! I’ve never seen an AAC app so easy and fast to program. Not all vocabulary that comes up is correct, but it’s easy to edit the boards and add new words or remove them. Please continue updating!!!
tricia slp 78tricia slp 78

Great app for language learning!

Allows one to import an image, then suggests a variety of sentences in the language of your choice. Also has a handy AAC feature to the right. Very helpful. Hoping this app will continue to be updated.
BAR112BAR112

Cool app, wish I could add a couple of vocabulary words

Such a cool app. I wish there was a way to add a couple of words needed if the AI didn’t include them in the vocabulary. For example I took a picture of toy kitchen set with fruits and veggies. It came up with a lot of cool words like food, toy, eat, sweet, etc. but I wish I could add the names of veggies to supplement or even add the verb “cut” because my client liked cutting the veggies.

Overall I’m really excited about this app!
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Susa!Susa!

Love this app!

Incredibly intuitive... Super easy to use, fabulous to help develop language in young children with complex communication needs.
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FAQ

What is the primary function of Click AAC?

Click AAC is an experimental Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) app that generates vocabulary symbols based on photographs. Users can then tap these symbols to have the app speak associated words and phrases.

How does Click AAC help users communicate?

It bridges the gap between visual input and spoken output by analyzing images and presenting relevant symbols. This allows users to construct messages and express themselves through the app's speech synthesis.

What types of vocabulary can Click AAC generate?

Click AAC offers three vocabulary generation types: Descriptive (phrases and words describing the scene), Related/Related expanded (words related to scene elements), and Narrative (phrases and words for personal stories about the scene).

Can I customize the vocabulary in Click AAC?

Yes, Click AAC is fully customizable. Users can remove unwanted vocabulary, edit existing words and phrases, add new ones, and reorder photos and vocabulary items to suit their needs.

Is the interface of Click AAC customizable?

Yes, most of the layout is customizable. Users can adjust the size of each component within the interface to better suit their personal requirements and preferences.

What devices is Click AAC available on?

Click AAC is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, indicating broad compatibility within the Apple ecosystem.

What is the age rating for Click AAC?

Click AAC has an age rating of 9+, suggesting it is suitable for children aged 9 and above, as well as older users.

How often is Click AAC updated?

The app was last updated on October 16, 2021, with version 1.1.0. Further update frequency information is not provided in the current data.