Computers for Hemiplegia and speech difficulties

Maximoomoo
Maximoomoo Online Community Member Posts: 1 Listener
edited July 2024 in Housing and independent living
My son is going into year 3 of mainstream school. He has right sided hemiplegia and cannot write well with his left hand. He also does not pronounce his words properly. His teachers want to get him the best computer/computer program to help him keep up with the work load. Does anybody know of any good programs that might be suitable. I know there are some voice activated ones but as his speech isn't great that would not be good for him. We have already used Clicker. Any more ideas would be really appreciated. Thanks.

Comments

  • AT_Trevor
    AT_Trevor Online Community Member Posts: 3 Listener
    I would recommend that you take a look at Grid 2 from Sensory Software. It is very powerful and flexible, and could be used both for communication and also for school work (for example you could have a grid set to control Microsoft Word). A wide range of access methods can be used - eg switch, touch screen, eye gaze etc. You can download a 60 day trial for free to see if it would be suitable:
    http://sensorysoftware.com/grid-software-for-aac/grid2_aac_software/

Categories