Good but needs work
I love this app. I am a second-year genetic counseling student and I use this all the time. However, I really wish there was a way to edit or delete visual aids. For example, I accidentally uploaded the same visual aid twice without naming it, and now there is no way for me to delete one and edit the other so that I could add a title for it. Also, although I’m very happy to have paid what I did for the app to have it all in one place, I do think that it is a little overpriced for its current state.
Also I second the review that points out there is no way to draw on the visual aids once they are a part of a slideshow.
Also I second the review that points out there is no way to draw on the visual aids once they are a part of a slideshow.
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Ok, but not much more
Decided to go ahead and purchase this to have on my iPad. And as a former librarian, I very much respect and appreciate intellectual property (although open access and Creative Commons are always preferred). The materials themselves are good, so not a huge regret, but the app leaves much to be desired. It’d be great if I could create and store multiple slideshows (either within the app or on export), but no such luck as far as I can tell. You can export single images, but not a curated set. And you can’t combine visuals from the sections into a slide show, either, which means this is essentially useless in an actual session. The draw function isn’t working at all, which is really frustrating, too. And why is “resources” just a calculator? The iPad actually comes with that.
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Good start
I love having these visual aides on my iPad to use when talking to families ; however for he price I wish it was a more dynamic app. I hope to see updates including the ability to set an order of images for different situations, write on capability, animation of basic concepts, links to common counselor resources.
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