See.Touch.Learn.

See.Touch.Learn.

by Brain Parade

16 ratings
199 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 10, 2011
  • July 20, 2017

Features

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About

This app provides a digital alternative to flashcards for special needs education. It offers a vast library of images and exercises, allowing users to create custom lessons and share them with a community of educators and parents.

Thousands of picture cards
Create custom lessons
Professionally developed exercises
Community lesson sharing
Digital flashcard replacement
Portable learning tool
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What's New in See.Touch.Learn.

3.4.6

July 20, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Fixes bugs with image rendering on older iPad models

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In-App Purchases

$1.99

Letters

The Letters library contains 78 high-quality images of the English alphabet A through Z in upper case, lowercase, and depicted on children's wooden letter blocks. It also includes 60 exercises designed by a Certified Behavior Analyst.

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Great app but…

This is a great app. As a BCBA that provides one-on-one therapy this is fantastic. However, I wish there was a way to create a folder for each client instead of having to search every time I am looking for a specific lesson.

Purchased libraries didn’t download

Email request for assistance went unanswered. Very disappointed!

Not working correctly

I purchased a bunch of libraries and set up lessons with exercises prompts etc but now when I go to play the lesson in play mode the pictures are not showing even though they are showing in the thumbnails in edit mode. The different libraries are still showing as purchased just not showing up when I go to use them. So frustrating. - the money and the time that I put in to setting these lessons up :#
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Two Stars

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Love this APP.

I am an SLP in a school district working with children who have autism. Love love this APP and how real the pictures look. The reason I only gave 3 stars is because I have 3 iPads and I can’t figure out how to have access to the lessons I create across all of my iPads. Is this possible?

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Pictures not showing up in some lessons after updates

Bug

Sound not working in some cases

Bug

Lessons freezing or becoming non-functional after updates

Bug

Requested Features

6 requests

Ability to rearrange exercises within a lesson

Feature

Option to delete or move pre-programmed games more easily

Feature

Ability to add own pictures/photos to lessons

Feature

Cumulative student progress tracking with adjustable mastery levels

Feature

Option to have responses selected in sequence

Feature

Ability to sync lessons across multiple devices

Feature

FAQ

What is See.Touch.Learn. used for?

See.Touch.Learn. is a digital tool designed to replace physical flashcards for special needs education. It helps teach new words and concepts, foster self-expression, and create custom learning exercises for children with autism and other special needs.

What kind of content does the app offer?

The app provides a substantial starter library with over 4,400 pictures and 2,200 exercises developed by professionals. Users can also purchase additional specialized libraries or subscribe to a community to access thousands more lessons shared by other users.

Is See.Touch.Learn. free to use?

The app itself is free to download and use with its starter library. However, it offers in-app purchases for additional content libraries, and a subscription option for the Brain Parade Community to access more shared lessons.

What devices is See.Touch.Learn. compatible with?

The application is designed for iPad and has been featured by Apple, including being installed on iPads in Apple retail stores. It is an ideal tool for educators and students using Apple's tablet devices.

How does this app benefit users compared to traditional flashcards?

This app eliminates the need to organize, carry, and replace physical flashcards, saving users hundreds of dollars. All images are backed up, and custom lessons can be built, saved, copied, and reused easily, making learning more portable and flexible.