3
Disability Apps
1. ADD/ADHD
App: 30/30
This app is designed to help keep those
who have ADD/ADHD on track with things they need to get done. Especially if
they need to get things done by a certain time. You enter a list of items that
you need to complete first. After you do this, you set up a time where these
tasks can be completed. This app will track how much of the task still needs to
get done as you work, and how much time left you have to do it. When the time is
up to complete this task, this app will tell you now it is time to move onto
the next task in line. Being able to finish the task during the designated time
allotted will help those who have ADD/ADHD to feel a sense of accomplishment.
2. Autism
App: My Playhome and Toca Tea Party
These two apps are designed to enforce
play skills as well as learning skills for those who have Autism. These apps
mainly help autistic children to practice playing with other children. Autistic
children usually have a more difficult time with motor planning challenges,
which is where these apps would come into play for them. The idea of playing
house or having a tea party with friends allows children to show others all
they know. Not only that, but it can help build a young child’s confidence when
wanting to play with other children. These apps help to engage in a social
imaginative environment, sometimes for the first time for these children.
3. Dyslexia
App: Dyslexia Quest
This app is geared toward children with
dyslexia by testing and building their memory. They will also learn many other
learning skills. They go through a quest which with every activity they stop
and must complete before moving on will test many parts of their brain. The app
specifically assesses working memory, phonological awareness, processing speed,
visual memory, auditory memory, and sequencing skills.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dyslexia-quest/id448166369?mt=8
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