Type of exercises:
- Verbal and written naming of nouns, verbs, adjectives (e.g. people, weather, hobbies, nature, clothes+ customised/personalised vocab (needs to be able to be pictorially represented))
 - Single word and sentence level spoken word finding
 - Word level semantics
 - Spoken repetition exercises
 - The My Words suite of exercises uses the words the user is practising in a range of different exercises in order to intensively work on the same words in different exerise formats (e.g. matching, repetition, naming, spelling)
 - Up to 10 levels of exercise, gradually increasing in complexity
 - Assessment items provided to gauge start level & vocabulary
 
Developed with SLT: Yes
	
	Theory based: Yes. Lots of evidence to support this software, some of which is on the research evidence page of this site
	
	Record own speaking attempts: Yes
	
	Correction of own speaking attempts: No
	
	Customisation/personalisation: Yes
	
	Error handling: Yes. Spoken, written, phonemic & video cues given, options reduced & then correct answer provided to copy. Can’t make more than 2 consecutive errors.  Clinician can specifiy degree of accuracy required before the program automatically moves the person onto the next level of exercises or moves them to an easier level of exercise
	
	Prompts/cues given: Yes. Written, spoken, video, phonemic
	
	Tutorials: Yes. Comprehensive, step by step video tutorials provided for each section of the software for both users and clinicians
	
	Free trial: Yes
	
	Support: Free phone support & in-program video tutorials
	
	Comments:
- Sentence level: e.g. incorporating the word ‘tea’ into the sentence ‘I would like a cup of …’
 - Assessment stimuli can be used as a start guide and for re-assessment of progress
 - Gradual building of skills through graded exercises. User moves on to next level automatically once competent at the previous level (SLT can set the criteria for when to move them on). Equally, if they fail to achieve a certain % the SLT can set the facility to automatically provide an easier level of exercise
 - Can remotely update and download exercises & results (with the clinician version of the software)
 - There is the facility to write therapy notes within the program if the clinician is doing the exercise with the user
 - Personalised vocabulary and photos can be programmed and the clinician can provide the phonemic cue (phonetic keyboard provided) & a video of mouth shapes as well as sentence level examples of the word's use
 
N.B:
	  British accent
	 
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
	 
    
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