Sound Scouts Hearing Test vs ASDetect

Did you know 1 in 10 children suffer from hearing loss? Sound Scouts is clinically proven to identify children (and adults) with difficulty hearing. The science of an auditory assessment in a fun hearing test for both kids and adults! Developed in collaboration with the National Acoustic Laboratories, this online hearing test will provide you with an instant report and guidance for next steps if a problem is detected. Download today to check if you, your child or someone you know needs hearing support. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Testing is ONLY valid for children aged 4 years and older. Parents must enter some details (including the child's age) and complete a short activity before the child undertakes the test. Multiple voices and noises will be heard in both ears and these are a feature of the testing process. Sound Scouts values your privacy. Your data will not be shared with any third party. Refer to our privacy policy.

ASDetect enables parents and caregivers to review possible early signs of autism in their children aged younger than 2 ½ years. With actual clinical videos of children with and without autism, each question focuses on a specific ‘social communication’ behaviour, for example, pointing, social smiling. This award-winning app is based on comprehensive, rigorous, world-class research conducted at the Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre at La Trobe University, Australia. The research underlying this app has proven 81% - 83% accurate in the early detection of autism. Assessments take only 20-30 minutes, and parents can review their answers before submitting. As autism and related conditions can develop over time, the app contains 3 assessments: for children aged 12, 18 and 24 months. Our early autism detection method is the most effective technique available to professionals to monitor early signs of autism and since ASDetect launched in 2015, this method has also helped thousands of families. About the Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre (OTARC) OTARC is Australia's first centre dedicated to autism research. It was established in 2008 at La Trobe University and its mission is to expand knowledge to enrich the lives of autistic people and their families.