by Center for Educational Technology
This app helps children, teens, and young adults with special needs learn daily living skills through step-by-step video demonstrations, picture sequences, and interactive games. Users can create personalized task sequences with their own photos and videos to reinforce learning.
1.3
November 7, 2015
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - Bug Fixes. - New Icon.
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iDo Chores is an educational application designed to teach daily living skills to individuals with special needs. It utilizes video demonstrations, picture sequences, and interactive games to break down tasks into manageable steps.
iDo Chores is specifically designed for children, teenagers, and young adults on the autistic spectrum, with intellectual disabilities, and other special needs.
The app covers a range of household chores, including folding a blanket, folding clothes, straightening a room, vacuuming, sweeping, and washing dishes (both by hand and in a dishwasher).
Yes, iDo Chores allows you to create personal sequences of task steps by photographing directly from the application or creating personal videos of the tasks.
No, iDo Chores does not contain advertisements.
The app employs a step-by-step learning methodology, supported by video clips proven efficient for individuals with autism and cognitive disabilities. It also includes learning games to practice understanding task sequences.
Based on the provided data, iDo Chores is supported on iPads.
The latest version of iDo Chores is 1.3, which was last updated on November 7, 2015. This indicates infrequent updates.
