• Catch the Cow (Paid)

    by: Computerade

    SubjectILS, Leisure/Recreation, POHI/CI, Visual Skills
    Accessibility FeatureMagnification, Switch
    PlatformiOS, Website
    Age RangeElementary, Preschool, Secondary

    Catch the Cow helps individuals with physical disabilities learn to select pictures using a scanning device. Catch the Cow provides a large on-screen button for selecting items. Users may choose to use an external switch that is compatible with the Apple Bluetooth wireless keyboard.

    https://www.computerade.com/catchthecow/CTCuserguide.html
    download Catch the Cow (Paid)  on the App Store
  • Cause and Effect Sensory Light Box (Paid)

    by: Cognable

    SubjectPOHI/CI
    Accessibility FeatureMagnification, VoiceOver/Screen Reader
    PlatformiOS
    Age RangeElementary, Preschool, Secondary, Teachers

    Cause and Effect Sensory Light Box was created for a group of teenagers with complex needs including visual impairment, autism, and varied developmental disabilities. Light Box has also become a popular choice for parents of babies and young toddlers.

    download Cause and Effect Sensory Light Box (Paid)  on the App Store
  • Cause and Effect Sensory Sound Box (Paid)

    by: Cognable

    SubjectPOHI/CI
    Accessibility FeatureMagnification
    PlatformiOS
    Age RangeElementary, Preschool

    Cause and Effect Sensory Sound Box is a developmental touch skills app. It was made for children with complex learning needs, including autism and visual impairment.

    download Cause and Effect Sensory Sound Box (Paid)  on the App Store
  • Chicktionary (Free)

    by: Ludomade

    SubjectReading, Writing
    Accessibility FeatureMagnification
    PlatformWebsite
    Age RangeElementary

    Three brain teasing game modes await you. Journey through a spelling adventure, race the clock in Quick Play, or try a Classic challenge.

    http://www.chicktionary.com/
  • Chieko Asakawa: How New Technology Helps Blind People Explore the World (Free)

    by: TED

    SubjectCommunity of Practice, ILS, Leisure/Recreation
    Accessibility FeatureMagnification, VoiceOver/Screen Reader
    PlatformWebsite
    Age RangeSecondary, Teachers

    Inventor and IBM Fellow Chieko Asakawa has been Blind since she was 14. In this TED talk, Asakawa shows new technology that is helping people who are Blind/Visually Impaired (BVI) explore the world more independently. Asakawa explains how accessibility has ignited innovation for people who are BVI. She also shares ways for people who are BVI to access digital technology.

    https://www.ted.com/talks/chieko_asakawa_how_new_technology_helps_blind_people_explore_the_world