# iDo Getting Dressed – Learn the Routine of wearing clothes, for individuals with special needs. (Full version)

> Educational app for learning dressing routines with video modeling and games for special needs. (iPhone/iPad app by Center for Educational Technology.)

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- Developer: [Center for Educational Technology](https://appshunter.io/developer/498928218)
- Category: Education
- Price: Free
- Rating: 3.00/5 from 2 App Store ratings · 3 written reviews indexed
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 7.0 · 94 MB
- Languages: English, Hebrew
- Released: 2015-06-22
- Data updated: 2026-06-11
- Monetization: free
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ido-getting-dressed-learn-the-routine-of-wearing-clothes-for-individuals-with-special-needs-full-version/id994900654/reviews.md

## What is iDo Getting Dressed?

***full version of the app – no further purchase required***

Learn the routine of wearing clothes with video modeling and task sequence via fun games, for individuals with Autism and other disabilities.

iDo Getting Dressed  is an innovative and comprehensive application for learning the most common personal dressing activities (Putting on socks and shoes, preparing clothes for tomorrow, getting dressed, undress etc.) 


IMPORTANT: 

*** THIS IS ESSENTIALLY THE SAME APP AS *iDO GETTING DRESSED*, WITHOUT IN-APP PURCHASE. 
THIS FULL VERSION IS SPECIFICALLY FOR SCHOOLS USING THE VOLUME PURCHASE PROGRAM OR THOSE THAT PREFER NOT TO MAKE IN-APP PURCHASES.***

*** "This is the most comprehensive and professional application for special education I have seen that addresses the field of ADL both in content as well as in the activities it provides" (Dr. Orit Hetzroni, Special Education expert).
*** Designed by professionals specifically for those on the autistic spectrum disorder, Intellectual Disabilities and other special needs.
*** Watch step by step demonstration videos and picture sequences, and make your own.
*** Suitable for children, teenagers, and young adults

The iDo Getting Dressed Application includes 9 units + a game:
1. Putting on Socks
2. Putting on Shoes
3. Preparing Clothes for Tomorrow - Summer
4. Preparing Clothes for Tomorrow - Winter
5. Getting Undressed
6. Getting Dressed for Bed
7. Girl Getting Dressed
8. Boy Getting Dressed
9. Getting Ready before you Leave the House

What’s in each unit?
- A video presenting a teenager demonstrating the activities, step by step.
- A sequence of the task’s steps in images, accompanied by narrated text for each stage, and the option to mark the completion of each step.
- A unique tool to create a personal sequence of the task’s steps, by photographing directly from the application.
- A tool to create a personal video of the task, directly from the application.
-  Learning games to practice understanding of the sequence – what is the next step, what doesn’t belong, etc.

What’s in the game?
- A board game which combines fun and learning for all 9 of the application’s getting dressed tasks.
- Suitable for one player or two, and allows practicing in taking turns.
- Contains a pool of randomly selected activities which allow transfer, generalization, and enrichment of what was learned in the units: when to shut the door for privacy, which object suits which task, and so on.

Advantages of using the application:
* Built by professionals with expertise in special education, in cooperation with parents, occupational therapists, speech therapists, teachers and researchers.
* Each task is broken up into its stages, and may be learned step by step.
* Using video clips has been proven efficient in instructing individuals with autism and cognitive disabilities.
* Building a sequence of the task, with photos of the user himself, creates a perfect personalization: the user sees himself performing the task.
* The board game combines fun with learning. The activities in the game are an expansion of the videos and images sequences, and allow generalization and transfer of performing the tasks to other environments.
* Particularly accessible and user-friendly application, meticulously designed to be suitable for users of a wide range of ages.
* Diverse use of media: video, images, written text, narration, as well as diverse viewing options.
* Preservation of personal materials.
* Option of operating both online and offline.

*** Working on daily activities is important for the development of independent functioning and quality of life of special education children and teenagers.
*** The iDo series is recommended for use at home and in educational environments to impart and practice daily skills.
*** Visit our website www.snapps.cet.ac.il/

*** Do you have any questions? 
We’re here to answer them. 
Email us at Snapps@cet.ac.il

## Key features

- Video modeling of dressing activities
- Step-by-step image sequences
- Personalized task sequence creation
- Customizable video creation
- Learning games for sequence understanding
- Board game for practice and generalization

## Recent user reviews (3 of 3)

All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ido-getting-dressed-learn-the-routine-of-wearing-clothes-for-individuals-with-special-needs-full-version/id994900654/reviews.md

### 1/5 — All videos stopped working with latest version of iOS

*2020-11-05*

Loved this app, but it hasn’t been updated to keep up with the latest version of iOS. With the latest version of iOS, all the videos in all of the iDo apps stop working. 
Emails to the support address come back undeliverable. Such a pity!

### 1/5 — Not working properly

*2020-07-28, version 1.1*

Video and sound does not work. It seems like a good app to have my students use but not useful if they can’t see or here anything.

### 5/5 — So glad I found this app!

*2015-09-21, version 1.0*

I have a new assignment working with secondary students with severe disabilities.  There are not a lot of materials available for this population.  Everything about this app shows a lot of thought went into creating it.  It is practical and just what I need to teach functional skills.

## Frequently asked questions about iDo Getting Dressed

### What is iDo Getting Dressed?

iDo Getting Dressed is an educational application designed to teach individuals with special needs the routine of getting dressed. It utilizes video modeling, image sequences, and interactive games to break down dressing tasks into manageable steps.

### Who is iDo Getting Dressed designed for?

This app is specifically designed for individuals on the autistic spectrum, those with intellectual disabilities, and other special needs. It is suitable for children, teenagers, and young adults.

### What kind of content does iDo Getting Dressed offer?

The app includes 9 units covering various dressing activities like putting on socks and shoes, preparing clothes, and getting dressed for bed. Each unit features step-by-step video demonstrations, image sequences with narration, and learning games.

### Can I create my own dressing sequences with iDo Getting Dressed?

Yes, the app includes a unique tool that allows you to create personal sequences of task steps by photographing directly within the application. You can also create personal videos of the tasks.

### Does iDo Getting Dressed have ads?

No, this application does not contain advertisements. It is a free, full version designed for users who prefer not to have in-app purchases.

### What are the advantages of using iDo Getting Dressed?

Developed by special education professionals, the app breaks down tasks into stages for step-by-step learning. Using video clips has proven efficient for individuals with autism and cognitive disabilities, and personalization with user photos enhances engagement.

### What is the age rating for iDo Getting Dressed?

The app has an age rating of 4+, making it appropriate for young children and older individuals alike.

### How often is iDo Getting Dressed updated?

The application was last updated on November 7, 2015, with version 1.1. It was initially released on June 22, 2015.

## Version history (last 2 releases)

### 1.1 — 2015-11-07

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- Bug Fixes.
- New Icon.

### 1.0 — 2015-06-22

No release notes.

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