Great App with custom options
Great app overall!
Motivating!
Engaging
Use Often
Need very fine motor skills
Response from developer
Most of the concerns seem to stem from an inadvertent misunderstanding of the “settings” There is a “settings” button on the bottom right corner of the main menu. This allows you to turn off the “buzz” reinforcement and offers 2 other choices: “no response” or “keep going”. if you turn off the “buzz,” and select “no response” you can give the child with delayed or poor fine motor skills multiple attempts to touch the correct area. The app is very specific with helping teach prepositions. What sometimes gives a few individuals difficulty is that they must follow the directions precisely. For example, when it says "find the turtle behind the ball" the student must touch the actual turtle NOT the ball as the ball would still be an incorrect answer. Explaining this to the student typically resolves any issues and they become more thoughtful of where they touch. You are correct to point out that we currently have one typo on the app amongst the hundreds of target questions. We are planning on fixing the typo on the next update. I’m sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Convenient and fun
Kid approved app
Prepositions
Great practice tool
Preposition Remix
Love this app!
Still Errors
Great but one glitch
Fan
Great app
Amazing app!
Speech
Good app for therapy!
I like the option to choose only specific prepositions that you want to work on. This app also keeps data for you and gives you an accuracy percentage at the end of the session which is great. I also like that you have to touch the specific object for the answer to be correct. For example, if the direction is to touch the baby in the basket, you have to specifically touch the baby and not just the basket.
There are a couple things I would change. I would like to be able to keep data on more than one student at a time, as currently you cannot. Also, when a student picks a correct answer, the screen stays the same and the only reinforcement is auditory (either a beep for a wrong answer or a person talking for a correct answer). I would like to see some sort of visual reinforcement if the student picks the correct answer (i.e. the picture could be highlighted or a smiley face could appear on the screen indicating a correct answer). I think this would help reinforce correct answers for children that have receptive language difficulties.
Overall this a great app!

