I just wanted to say two things:
1) if you see a review on here for an App, and would like to submit a review on the same App, go ahead. Especially if you disagree on the first review. I think it's important to have feedback from all the different experiences and perspectives, so that readers have a balanced understanding of the App.
2) While this project was started with Apple products in mind, other companies are coming out with pocket computers with Apps, and so this project also will accept reviews for those products.
Thanks!
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Looking for Submissions
Welcome to the Autistic Adult App Project!
There's been quite a bit of news lately about how Apple's iPad and iPod Touch can assist Autistic children. This is all very excellent news, except for one thing; it's focused mainly on how to assist children, when there are plenty of Autistic adults who could benefit as well.
So what this project is about is to review iPad and iPod Touch apps that have the potential to help autistic adults as well as autistic children, but from the Autistic perspective.
By providing the Autistic perspective, parents and caregivers can be more informed about which Apps they provide their children, as well as sharing with other Autistic Adults new Apps that can help with social skills, organization, communication, academics, dealing with stress, and even just having fun.
We welcome Autistic adults to share their experiences regarding Apps on their iPads or iPod Touches, as well as parents and caregivers on the behalf of their Autistic children.
If you are interested, please take a look at the About the Project for our Mission Statement and our Submission guide page.
If you have any questions, feel free to email us at autisticaap@gmail.com.
Thanks!
There's been quite a bit of news lately about how Apple's iPad and iPod Touch can assist Autistic children. This is all very excellent news, except for one thing; it's focused mainly on how to assist children, when there are plenty of Autistic adults who could benefit as well.
So what this project is about is to review iPad and iPod Touch apps that have the potential to help autistic adults as well as autistic children, but from the Autistic perspective.
By providing the Autistic perspective, parents and caregivers can be more informed about which Apps they provide their children, as well as sharing with other Autistic Adults new Apps that can help with social skills, organization, communication, academics, dealing with stress, and even just having fun.
We welcome Autistic adults to share their experiences regarding Apps on their iPads or iPod Touches, as well as parents and caregivers on the behalf of their Autistic children.
If you are interested, please take a look at the About the Project for our Mission Statement and our Submission guide page.
If you have any questions, feel free to email us at autisticaap@gmail.com.
Thanks!
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