Elevator Up vs ShowMe 3.0

A simple cause and effect activity that gives you lots to talk about. Simply touch the screen or press a switch to advance the animated story step by step. With simple clear graphics this inclusive activity has been designed to provide a great opportunity for discussion and the development of everyday vocabulary associated with using an elevator. • Switch access options included (using available Bluetooth switch interfaces) • Simple touch access • Clear graphics and bold outlines • Good simple and appropriate sound effects • Develop language around a familiar everyday activity

ShowMe 3.0 is an application for learning and practicing terms in different languages. Language comprehension and memory are trained in various exercises. ShowMe 3.0 for iPad is available in 2 versions: - ShowMe 3.0: Only a limited amount of the content can be used. An In-App Purchase is required to use all content. - ShowMe 3.0 PRO: All content can be used without limitation. The application contains a wide range of everyday life terms and terms for specific topics (letters, numbers, the clock) in the following languages: German (Austria) German (Germany) English (United States) English (United Kingdom) Italian Spanish Dutch Norwegian Macedonian Turkish Serbian Albanian Russian Ukrainian A wide range of settings allow the application to be adapted well to the needs of the practicing person. Completed exercises are recorded by the application to document the learning progress. To enable the use of this application with several people, a user manager is offered. Individual settings and results will be saved and can be loaded quickly. The exercises can be operated by alternative input devices such as external switches or eye tracking. Objectives: Train the understanding of the language Train the memory Areas of application: Early Intervention, Nursery school Preschool, elementary school Special school, in integrative education For people with physical impairment Speech therapy, occupational therapy In the teaching of foreign language children Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)