VocabularyQR
Scan and translate
About
This educational app helps visually impaired children learn object names through QR code scanning. A supervisor places QR codes on objects, and the child scans them to hear the object's name in multiple languages, all offline.
What's New in VocabularyQR
1.2.1
April 9, 2025
What’s New in Version 1.2.0 - Redesigned app core for faster and more stable performance - Improved QR code scanning using a new modern scanner engine - Translations now work offline and load automatically from the internet when available - Better speech output for scanned translations - Language preferences are now saved and remembered across app launches - Visual improvements and cleaner interface - Various bug fixes and under-the-hood upgrades - Fix app name displayed on home screen
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FAQ
How does VocabularyQR help visually impaired children learn?
VocabularyQR uses QR codes placed on objects. Children scan these codes with the app to hear the object's name in various languages, providing an interactive and accessible learning experience.
Does VocabularyQR require an internet connection?
No, VocabularyQR does not require an active internet connection. All translations are pre-generated and stored locally on the device, making it fully functional offline.
What devices is VocabularyQR compatible with?
VocabularyQR is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, ensuring a wide reach for users within the Apple ecosystem.
Is VocabularyQR suitable for young children?
Yes, VocabularyQR is designed for children aged 4 and up, offering a game-like approach to learning object names that is engaging and age-appropriate.
How often is VocabularyQR updated?
The latest version of VocabularyQR is 1.2.1, last updated on April 9, 2025. Updates aim to improve functionality and user experience.
What is the user feedback on VocabularyQR?
VocabularyQR has a rating of 1.0 stars from 1 rating. This indicates limited user feedback is currently available.
Does VocabularyQR support VoiceOver?
Yes, VocabularyQR is compatible with VoiceOver, a screen reader technology that enables visually impaired users to navigate and interact with their devices.
Can supervisors track a child's progress with VocabularyQR?
The current description for VocabularyQR does not mention specific progress tracking features for supervisors. Its primary focus is on object name recognition through scanning.
