Community Success Lite vs MyGuide Cloud

Community Success Free helps students with developmental disabilities, including autism, prepare for community outings and eventual independence. Learning independent living skills is a complex process. This free app walks students through the process of eating out in a restaurant. First, you need to master a myriad of social interactions: What do you say to the host? What do you wear? Where do you sit? Information is made accessible through video modeling, photo-based directions, talking stories, and vivid illustrations of social behaviors. The video takes place in an actual restaurant, and the photos illustrate the activity step by step. This short story features professional narration with highlighted text and emphasizes etiquette, activity tips, and relevant vocabulary. A comprehension quiz awaits students at the end of the story. Community Success Free is scanning capable to accommodate students with physical disabilities. Features - Video modeling with step-by-step instructions - Professional narration - Applicable vocabulary explained - Scanning capable - Upgrade to fully featured version via In-App Purchase Don’t wait, try Community Success for free! Attainment is well known for top-notch customer service. Email us with questions or comments and check our website for other apps. And yes, we're happy to talk to you on the telephone!

Personalized Guide Toolkit The MyGuide app is a customizable content management system designed for neurodiverse users and the people who support them. Myguide users build, schedule, and play interactive multimedia guides about any topic or subject, such as activities, tasks, choices, experiences, rules, social interactions, assignments, medications, references, etc. Each account includes a robust multimedia toolkit to build, copy, personalize, schedule, and play guides that present information at the right time and in the right format, and encourage user feedback about what they are doing, thinking, and feeling. Guides and their automatically generated reports of utilization data and responses are stored in a private personal library. Users can share access to their private library, their toolkit, and their reports with other authenticated myguide accounts. Users can also access guide samples and templates from a published catalog of guides developed by clinicians, organizations, and other users. Guides consist of one or more screens that make up one or more sequences, or groups of screens. Guide building tools offer plugins to customize each page with information, prompts, instructions, questions, response options, and more with digital resources like text, images, GIFs, audio, and video that can be customized for size, font, position, and visual effects. Actions can be programmed for any screen or plugin, including visual effects, text-to-speech, go to screen, go to website, add data to report, make media visible or invisible, and more.