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Oh Wow! Parents React to Medical Communication Book 0
Showing new communication tools for close to two decades, I've heard plenty of "Oh Wow’s" from parents. But two fairly recent products at opposing ...- Bogdan Pospielovsky
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NEW Look to Learn, Eye Gaze Assessment, Skill Building 2
When running an eye gaze assesment for children with complex physical, sensory, communication and cognitive challenges you need engaging activities and prompts that are relevant and fun. Often there's a limited window before fatigue sets-in or attention wanders.
Sensory’s new software package, Look to Learn, has 40 activities targeting children starting out with eye-gaze technology that are designed for fun and capture the information professionals need for effective tech evaluation and assesment.
- Bogdan Pospielovsky
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