SnapType vs Flashcard Studio

SnapType helps students keep up with their peers in class even when their penmanship holds them back. Students can easily complete school worksheets with the help of an iPad or iPhone. With SnapType, students can take a picture of their worksheets, or import worksheets from anywhere on their device. They can then use their iOS device keyboard to add text to these documents and print, email, or share their creations. It is the perfect solution for kids, and even adults, who struggle with their handwriting. Just read a few of our amazing testimonials: "Dear Amberlynn, Thank you so much for creating this app. You have changed the way my 12 year old son with dyspraxia functions in school. He is more independent and I cannot thank you enough. Please continue to help kids like my son. You are changing lives. Thank you." "Thank you for this ! I am going to talk to my sons teachers about this -you are a blessing ! I can honestly tell you that I have spent many hours crying inside an Hurting watching my son struggle to write pages of sentences and spelling words and other homework - to the point that I have stopped him and honestly wrote for him left handed to make it look more like a neater version of his because I could not take it anymore ! Thank you" "I just wanted to personally thank you for creating it, as this is an app that I use nearly every day with my son to do his homework. You have created an app with a simple interface, but with an incredibly powerful impact. Thank you." "It is wonderful and something so simple yet so so so important for little guys like mine who cannot write BUT is learning to type and has so much to say and SHOW." "We trialed SnapType with an 8-year old who is receiving school-based occupational therapy due to visual motor and visual perceptual issues. The biggest complaint from teachers about handwriting for this student was related to illegible answers on worksheets. The student quickly learned to take images of the worksheets with her iPad, upload them to the device and type in her answers. In addition to making her writing legible and eliminating issues with visual perceptual skills, the child's interest in the task was greatly improved, as was her pride in her work." "Thank you so much Amberlynn. What a wonderful idea and gift to those kids that struggle with dysgraphia. I have converted many a workbook page for my son. This is WONDERFUL!" "Thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm a mother of twins. My son is autistic and my daughter has cerebral palsy. They are still only 2 and a half... but I'm sure they will both need and use this. The fact that you have also made it free and are paying for it out of pocket is just the sweetest thing ever. I read about this last night and cried tears of joy. You are amazing! And I'm going to be telling everyone who will listen about you, this story, and your app. Thank you again, I truly appreciate it!!”

Design, use, and share flashcards. Collect statistics for every stack and every card to help streamline study efforts. Import and export stacks of cards, send them to friends and family or between iOS devices. Design flashcards: • Import images and audio from local or remote storage. • Record audio or import audio from your music library. • Copy and paste images, import images from Photos, or the Camera. Use flashcards by swiping through a stack of cards that you or someone else created. • Swipe to go to the next or previous card. • Tap to flip the card to see the answer. • Press and hold on a card to mark it as known. • Sort cards by whether they are known, time spent, or randomly. Keeps track of: • When stacks and cards are looked at. • How long a stack is looked at. • How long each card is looked at. • Whether a card is marked as known or not. ------------------------------ One of the best ways to create and use flash cards. Whether its preparation for a test, exam, quiz, or you just want to learn something for yourself its simple and quick. Its great for prep, memorization, and improving recall. ------------------------------ Suggested use case: Use this app to build a memory palace The idea behind a memory palace is to associate things that you are extremely familiar with, with things that you aren't. For example, add all the presidents of the United States to your memory palace. Make the front of each flashcard a picture of something your familiar with, such as your blender, or your dog, and make the back of each card a different president. Try it out! (Warning: Side effects may include thinking of John Adams every time you look at your dog)