Synonyms, Homonyms & Antonyms Deluxe
Type of exercises:
- Multiple choice
- Fill the gaps
- words that ‘sound like’ or are ‘the opposite to’ or are ‘the same as’
Use your own words?: No
Help given: Yes
Free trial: Yes
Support: Free
Comments:
- Some Americanisms
- Some exercises are very hard
- Voice is American
N.B:
Need to be able to spell
Need to be able to read
Aphasia Tutor 1 Words Outloud
Type of exercises:
- Multiple choice
- Fill the gaps
- Reading letters
- Reading words
- Spelling words
Can use own words?: No
Help given: Yes
Record results: Yes
Free trial: Yes
Support: Free
Aphasia Tutor 1 Words Deluxe
Type of exercises:
- Multiple choice,
- Fill the gaps,
- Reading letters,
- Reading words,
- Spelling words
Can use own words?: No
Help given: None
Free trial: Yes
Support: Free
Parrot Vocabulary
Type of exercises:
- Word meanings
- Putting in order
- Spelling
- Opposites & ‘same as’
Use your own vocabulary: No
Help given: Only for one set of exercises
Support: Free
Comments:
- Need reading skills
- Putting things in order exercises cover everyday activities (e,g, parking, dressing).
N.B:
American vocabulary
Voice is American and computer generated
React2 Auditory Processing Module
Type of exercises:
- Listening exercises :
- letters
- words
- sentences
- conversations
Use your own words? No
Help given: None
Free trial:Yes
Support:Free
Comments:
- Easy to very difficult exercises
- Can buy by module or by monthly subscription
Step by Step V5
Type of exercises:
- Saying words
- Spelling words
- Understanding words
Use your own words: Yes
Help given: Yes. Written, spoken and video help
Free trial: Yes
Support: Free
Comments:
- When you have improved, it automatically moves you up to the next level
- Your Speech and Language Therapist can give you more exercises and see your results over the internet
N.B:
British accent
ORLA - Oral Reading for Language in Aphasia
Type of exercises:
- Repeating aloud
- Sentences
- Paragraphs
Can use own words: No
Help given: No
Free trial: No
Support: phone or email in the USA
Speech Trainer 3D
Exercises for speech sounds
A computer generated face shows how to make the sounds - not video of a real person
If your device has a camera, compare your movements with the computer face movements
Sounds are shown in the phonetic alphabet
May need help from a Speech & Language Therapist.
iName it
Practise saying words from 5 visual scenes (bathroom, bedroom, garage, kitchen and living room)
You choose the item you want to name
You decide if you have named it correctly, the app doesn't do it for you
Some prompts if you are finding it hard
Results are recorded
Many of the items are in American English (e.g. faucet, bath tub, refrigerator, garbage can)
No facility for recording your speech
Comprehension Therapy
Understanding written & spoken words
3 levels of difficulty
10 to 100 exercises presented
Results are summarised at the end of the session but not recorded for future reference
Can send results via email