Tobii Dynavox Compass Connect for iOS

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*iPad 1 currently not supported.*The Compass Connect app by Tobii Dynavox brings the industrys most powerful communication solution to your iPad!...

*iPad 1 currently not supported.*The Compass Connect app by Tobii Dynavox brings the industrys most powerful communication solution to your iPad! Created by Tobii Dynavox, the industry leader helping connect lives through communication and learning for over 25 years, the Compass Connect App provides a research-based communication solution for individuals of all ages and abilities who cannot use their natural voice to successfully participate in their everyday lives.With the ability to quickly customize your communication pages based on age, ability level, and by identifying the topics YOU want to talk about, Compass Connect provides communication that empowers individuals to learn, grow, and achieve their goals. Clinician-developed communication pages are structured to address the unique needs of individuals with autism, cerebral palsy, aphasia, apraxia, Down syndrome, developmental disabilities, ALS and other neurological disorders, traumatic brain injury, and other communication challenges. In addition to all of the rich communication options available at your fingertips, the Compass Connect app uses the power of the cloud to manage and update your communication pages at any time and from anywhere! The Compass Connect app seamlessly connects you with myDynaVox, a cloud-based portal where you can back-up your communication pages, access teaching and therapy supports, and share content between family, therapist, and other members of the support team. Features of the Compass Connect app include:Clinician-Developed Communication Pagesets Features multiple pageset options designed to provide an appropriate starting place based on age, interests, ability levels, and prior experience with communication devices or apps Stroke & Brain Injury Persona The first comprehensive communication solution designed to address the unique language needs of individuals with aphasia. Designed through extensive research, field-testing, and customer insight, the Stroke & Brain Injury Persona provides an unmatched solution for these individuals Includes all the tools needed for successful communication in a consistent layout: pre-stored messages, keyboards, core word strategies, whiteboards, and pain scales Features the first full-featured, integrated core word strategy based on groundbreaking research delivering the vocabulary needed to meet Common Core standards. This vocabulary is added to the communication page in a structured way to build language and literacy skills Supports a number of access methods, including: direct touch, switch scanning, mouse, keyboard, and head trackingIntuitive Setup and Supports Setup Wizard guides you to quickly find the most appropriate communication pages to meet each individuals needs Video-enhanced supports available throughout the App Planning guides, lesson and therapy plans, and training resources available on myDynaVox myDynaVox connects you directly with a community of clinicians, technical experts, and peers for help and support Symbols, Multi-media, and Voices Symbol-based communication utilizing PCS, the industry's most widely-used symbol set Easily add digital photos to personalize communication using the built-in camera on your iPad App supports US English male and female TTS voices from IVONAConnectivity and Content Storage myDynaVox provides anywhere, anytime access to back-up, restore, and share customized pages between the entire support team Once installed, no active internet connection required for day-to-day use of the AppThe Compass Connect app is available in the following configurations: Monthly or annual subscription service Companion app for a Tobii Dynavox T10 device owner For use with a Compass for Professionals accountLearn more about the Compass Connect from Tobii Dynavox at www.myDynaVox.com