PiCom is a new Augmentative Alternative Communication (AAC) software app from Sensory App House. PiCom is a picture symbol communicator with text to speech or recorded voice output, that runs on a wide range of tablets, phones and computers. PiCom is available for Windows, Chromebook, Android tablets/phones, iPads and iPhone. PiCom is designed to assist
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We are delighted to be visiting the ATIA 2023 Conference in Orlando, exhibiting on stand 619, 1st to 4th Feb. Our new release for 2023 is a new Picture Communicator, called PiCom. PiCom is designed to assist people who have difficulty speaking and for whom symbol communication is deemed appropriate. This could be in a
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Most of the Sensory Apps are available from the Microsoft App store. If you require support and license information for schools and district network licenses feel free to email us at [email protected] Click the logo below or Windows App Store, which will open up the Microsoft App Store web link search on Sensory Apps. This
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The Sensory Web Apps from Sensory Live can be installed on most devices, and will run full screen after launching from the app icon. Make sure your Windows PC, or Apple Mac has either the Google Chrome Browser or new Microsoft Edge Chromium Browser installed. Your Chromebook will already have the Chrome browser. If you
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Many of the Sensory Apps can be controlled via keyboard access and bluetooth or wired switches that output numbers 1,2,3,4,Space,Enter (or ~1,2,3,4). The access details can vary per app, as the functions are different. We also accept that some apps (for example speech therapy or creative art apps) will be used by a teacher with
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Many of the Sensory apps are designed for early visual engagement, tracking & vocal development for early learners with complex needs. There are several ways Sensory Apps can help individuals with complex needs. For example, they can help with initial stimulation and engagement of the user. Just to get their attention and focus. Many of
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Sensory App House have just released 4 new switch accessible games. Switch Pong is a switch accessible version of the classic table tennis, ping pong, paddle, tennis ball game. Switch Pong allows the game to be controlled by touch/tap, pointing device, bluetooth access switches, external bluetooth keyboard, Microsoft Adaptive Controller or XBox Controller. This app
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Sensory SandBox. Well, it’s not a real sandbox, but this app is full of colorful sand and realistic textures. Explore writing letters, words, numbers, symbols and creating unusual sandy drawings. Enjoy the many shades and colors. Writing and drawing by touch, with the finger or any stylus may be helpful and certainly can be a
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Another fresh app for Sensory App House called Flocking. Flocking is an easy to use app for early learners or special access situations. Touch and move around the screen slowly, and the fish will follow. You can also use a mouse/pointer device to lead the fish. In fact there are 8 different types of digital
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Our first release of 2021 on the Apple and Windows app stores! It is also inside Sensory Live! Just Touch Too from Sensory is an engaging and relaxing touch effects app. Fully accessible with external switches and keyboard, it can be used in a sensory room or anytime. You can experience the live demo on
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Sensory Live! brings together the popular and new Sensory Apps to be run from the cloud, on any of your computers or tablets. Each app is a full screen experience and allows touch, mouse, keyboard, XBox, switch access or Microsoft Adaptive controller. Advantages of Sensory Live! Access and install most of the Sensory App House
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Many of the Sensory Apps can be controlled via keyboard access and bluetooth or wired switches that output numbers 1,2,3,4,Space,Enter (or ~1,2,3,4). The access details can vary per app, as the functions are different. We also accept that some apps (for example speech therapy or creative art apps) will be used by a teacher with
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During May 2020 we started a process to replace and extend our Sensory Apps on the Android Play store. This is so that versions of our incredibly popular iOS Sensory Apps can be enjoyed on Android tablets and phones. Also, the same version of these Sensory apps on Android will available for Chromebooks through the
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We are delighted to recently achieve over 3m iOS downloads of the Sensory App House specialist education and speech therapy support app titles. Many thanks to the professionals around the world that have chosen an app or two for their student iPads, and maybe thanks for the great reviews and feedback. You can see our
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If you have arrived at the Sensory App House website from the “Department for Education Guidance (UK), Coronavirus (COVID 19): list of online education resources for home education (SEND)” then we want to make it clear that all our Sensory apps are free. They contain no advertising at all and do not require user registration.
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This is a slightly overdue post, but thought it could be helpful. Since release of the first Sensory Apps for iOS, they have mostly been switch accessible. This was prior to switch access support being available in iOS, so these switch accessible apps can be directly affected by a switch input. Given that the apps
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Our Sensory Magma iOS app is great when accompanied by ambient background music. But the Magma app itself doesn’t contain the music, we thought you would have your own preferences and music services available on your iPhone. The good news is that you can select the music playlist you would like, and then open or
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If you require any technical support with any of our apps, please email us at [email protected] or contact us via Facebook at www.facebook.com/sensoryapphouse We will do our best to help.
Some of the Sensory Apps for Chromebook (especially the Paintings and Camera apps) don’t contain an image save button. This is because we recommend using the built in Chromebook screen capture functions. […]