Android Letters update available
Update for Android version of application Letters ("Slovarica" in croatian) is available through Google Play store. The update resolves issues with smaller screen sizes, so application can now be run on smaller mobile devices as well as on larger tablets.
You can download the application and find out more about the recent update by visitin the following link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.skole.edu.croatia.slovaricaedu&hl=hr
Two iOS applications available
The first new application is ICT-AAC Letters ("ICT-AAC Slovarica" in croatian), application that helps children to learn visual symbols - letters - and new phonological forms. You can find more info about the application and download it here.
The second application available is new version of ICT-AAC Communicator ("ICT-AAC Komunikator" in croatian), the application that allows people with complex communication needs easier communication with the environment. New application features include 1500 new categorized symbols, swiping between screens with symbols, changing background color, changing symbol's name text color, changing symbol's frame color, along with some bug fixes. The application can be downloaded here.
Application Letters released
Application Letters ("Slovarica" in croatian) that helps children to learn visual symbols and new phonological forms is now available for download via Google Play Store. The current version is made for Android devices and is restricted to tablets.
You can download the application here.
Android Communicator released
After release of Communicator application designed for Apple devices in January 2013, more and more users were demanding similar application that would target Android devices. Croatian IT company CROZ recognized the demand, developed the application and donated it to the AAC community. Maintenance operations and user support will be handled by project FER team. Once again, we thank CROZ for their effort while the application can be downloaded here.
ICT-AAC Communicator allows people with complex communication needs easier communication with the environment. The application contains a basic set of symbols, while each user can create their symbols using photos or images. Pressing a symbol plays an associated sound. Users can adjust application interface to show more or less symbols over multiple sliding screens, select one of the available non-commercial symbol galleries and personalize the application to their needs.
