I Click I Talk vs Buzzlet

I Click I Talk has several unique and critical features that are missing from competing augmentative and alternative communication AAC systems. For example: Track usage and analyze data: Teachers and parents have the ability to monitor the progress of a child by looking at the frequency of usage of each of the images that have been clicked during a specific period of time. This feature also assists in identifying if a child has a preference for photos or cartoon-like images. The data retrieved are saved in a PDF file, which can be emailed to parents or stored for future analysis. Layout and image size options: Teachers and parents have the ability to choose from several layout and image size options. This feature helps children who are non verbal or verbal and adults with stroke and traumatic brain injuries to use the visual layout that best fits their needs. Also people who are visually impaired can benefit from the larger image size. Text image options: Teachers and parents have the ability to create images that contain only text. This feature helps with the development of language. Teachers and parents can start by showing images, then they can introduce the text below the image and finally remove the picture and display only text. Adults with stroke and traumatic brain injuries can use text only images. Place holder and text image options: The place holders distance images from one another. Record voice: Although I Click I Talk comes with 70 preloaded images with audio files, teachers and parents can still record their own voices. This feature allows non-English speaking children to use I Click I Talk. Write text: Teachers and parents can input text below any image. Similar to the feature above, being able to write text in different languages allows everybody to use I Click I Talk. Import personal images/photos: Teachers and parents can import their own images/photos or replace preloaded images using those with which the child is already familiar. I Click I Talk also provides free access to an on line repository of over 1000 cartoon-like images even in black and white. One device, many students: Teachers and school systems are suffering budget cuts. The multi-student version of I Click I Talk offers teachers, speech pathologists and school systems the opportunity to use one device with multiple students by creating personalized profiles for each individual student. I Click I Talk was created as collaboration between a computer scientist and a speech and language pathologist. They used a rigorous research approach during the design and the development of I Click I Talk. Categories: Special Needs, AAC

Buzzlet is a revolutionary assistive communication application that facilitates reciprocal communication for non-verbal individuals or those with limited expressive communication. The app also teaches receptive and expressive vocabulary, allows for individuals to create complete sentences or use quick responses to engage in simple conversations. This app encourages a listener to respond to the user on the app which validates the use of an alternative communication device while at the same time teaching the user to engage in reciprocal or conversational communication. Buzzlet subscription - Customize talking cards. Buzzlet plans: 3 Months: $23.99 Annual: $63.99 Payments and Renewal: Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage or turn off auto-renew in your Account settings at any time after purchase No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during the active period. Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy policy: https://www.buzzlet.net/privacy