GazeGame vs Visual Choices AAC

GazeGame is an App for children around 1 - 3 years old and parents to play together.  Let your child guess the object which a boy at the center of the screen is looking at. This simple app is designed based on psychological studies investigating infants’ ability to understand others’ gaze direction. How to play (1) Four objects are displayed around the face in the center of the screen. (2) When your child taps the face, the face will look at one of the four objects. (3) Ask your child, "Which one is s/he looking at? ", "What does s/he like?" (4) Ask your child to tap the object the face is looking at. If it is correct, tap the triangle button to go to the next screen. (5) Even if your child makes a mistake, there will be no unpleasant sound or screen explosion to make your child uncomfortable. (6) How many correct answers did your child get? Only you can see the number of correct answers.

Visual Choices provides an easy way to communicate, and develops natural speech. It is made for early communicators with autism. Developed with early intervention experts and trusted by speech therapists, special education teachers, clinical directors, parents, and grandparents. The app: • Helps you discover what your child wants by making it easy to present choices; • Uses photos your child will respond to; • Promotes speech with lip animations and visual phonics; • Builds language with integrated AAC and signing videos; • Provides access to over 50,000 SymbolStix pictures; • Lets you type and dictate into the AAC sentence bar; • Enables easy modeling with voice-to-highlight; • Lets you convert your voice to instant choices for on-the-fly use; • Lets you print out boards as a no-tech option; • Lets you make choices with eye gaze for hands-free use; • Can be used offline; • Supports English, Spanish, and Russian; • Works on its own or alongside an existing AAC system. Terms of use: https://skieslearn.com/visualchoices_terms_of_service