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Would it be possible to make the Gospel Symbols "user friendly" for Autistic persons ? Either as a stand alone app, in Gospel for Kids app, in Gospel Library app?
User friendly= ability to bear a testimony, share a talk, teach a lesson with combination of text/voice (in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, etc.) + American Sign Language (ASL) (video-preferred and/or photo or illustration) + Gospel artwork -using short sentences to "describe".
There is a 6 year old Autistic boy in our Ward who uses a communcation device, however it is a difficult process to add the Gospel Symbols to the device.
The device has ProloQuo 2? on it with some ASL words & the ASL alphabet & text with voice/symbols.
I would look for the following-
*The Gallaudet Children's Dictionary of American Sign Language ( available through Barnes and Noble)
(I agree with most of the signs for the words)
*Google AAC apps. Look for ones with symbols or photos.
*Google ASL apps. Look for ones with 4+ star ratings.
(*for reference/inspiration purposes -hopefully in ideas for improving Gospel Symbols)
User friendly= ability to bear a testimony, share a talk, teach a lesson with combination of text/voice (in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, etc.) + American Sign Language (ASL) (video-preferred and/or photo or illustration) + Gospel artwork -using short sentences to "describe".
There is a 6 year old Autistic boy in our Ward who uses a communcation device, however it is a difficult process to add the Gospel Symbols to the device.
The device has ProloQuo 2? on it with some ASL words & the ASL alphabet & text with voice/symbols.
I would look for the following-
*The Gallaudet Children's Dictionary of American Sign Language ( available through Barnes and Noble)
(I agree with most of the signs for the words)
*Google AAC apps. Look for ones with symbols or photos.
*Google ASL apps. Look for ones with 4+ star ratings.
(*for reference/inspiration purposes -hopefully in ideas for improving Gospel Symbols)