dob vs Quad Braille

Visual perception training Basic version for learners containing a set of 10 fixed exercises, covering the most important visual skills. Additionally there is an import area for 10 more exercises where you are able to import more exercises from dob pro - the full version for teachers and therapists. Supported languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian With the assistance of dob the learners are stimulated and supported in the following areas: Visual Attention Ocular motility Hand and Eye Coordination Motion Perception Contrast Sensitivity Face recognition and facial expression recognition Color Recognition and differentiation Figure-Ground Perception Object recognition and differentiation Visual Memory Search Strategies dob pro the full version for therapists, coaches and teachers, containing more than 2500 exercises for the training and observation of 11 basic visual skills Change size of objects or tracks with gestures, modify opacity and background. This is how to adapt the exercises to the individual needs of the learners. dob offers exercises both for adults and for children of any age. The training is suited specifically for the following area of application: Curative education - People with developmental delays, visual impairment or multiple disabilities Early childhood education - All children aged 2 to 6 years Physical rehabilitation - For example, after stroke Psychomotricity, occupational therapy and speech therapy User guide, object list, track list, video tutorials, subscription to newsletter » www.dob.li

This is my "QUADDING" app - BRAILLE VERSION! Use the hint magnifying button to peek at the roman letter equivalents for about 1 sec. You are presented with four words of four letters each. Your challenge is to unscramble each group of letters to form the four correctly spelled words. You might get several of he words correct but you'll need to get all four correct before you can move on! Correctly spelled words do not imply they are part of the whole quad - you might have to use letters of correctly spelled words to complete other words. There are 500 quads - good luck!