Dokun Konus vs Suufle

Dokun Konuş is an alternative and augmentative communication (aac) application developed based on the characteristics and basic functional communication needs of individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities. With DokunKonuş, it is aimed to support and improve the language development and communication skills of individuals who cannot speak and have developmental disabilities. Dokun Konuş is a user-friendly application for both users and parents, teachers, therapists and researchers in terms of its features such as easy use and individualisation. Users can send voice messages using visuals on the screen that represent a word or a phrase. These messages can serve many communicative functions such as requesting, commenting, greeting or responding to questions. Dokun Konuş Features - Easy operation with simple menu - Adding categories and/or images to the archive and/or user page - Using pictures taken with the Ipad camera or stored in the photo archive - Create accounts for multiple users - Easy individualisation - Changing the background and text colour of the images - Add text/text to image - Add multiple pages for each user - Locking the user page

Suufle is a mobile app designed to help children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) improve their cognitive skills through a series of engaging exercises. Based on principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), the exercises are intended to be fun and interesting. The app is meant to be used under the supervision of a therapist or caregiver, who can customize the exercises to fit the child’s needs and track their progress over time. Exercises in Suufle are divided into categories such as Receptive Language and Expressive Language. Receptive Language exercises include games that target specific cognitive skills like visual perception, memory, and problem-solving. Expressive Language exercises focus on skills like vocabulary, word recognition, and language comprehension. The games are designed to be simple and intuitive, so children with ASD can easily understand and complete them.