A reporter from Mashable.com wrote an article entitled "
10 Ways to Optimize Your iPad for Kids With Special Needs" that has some nice recommendations for tweeking your iPad to your child's specific needs. I am still interested in learning more about key-guards and this was the first article that I have seen mentions a DIY keyguard for the iPad which I know will explore further.
Check out the article
here.
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I wonder why other professionals don’t notice your website much m glad I found this.
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I can hardly find words to express how thankful I am for posting this information! very useful!
I've worked with kids with autism for awhile and the iPad has been an incredible tool to get them engaged with learning. However, I frequently found myself trying to keep them focused on the conent rather than hitting the menu buttons in an app. iOS 6 "Guided Access" has helped, but is still too difficult to use. That's why I created and have been using a mechanical solution called the PerseveGuard (perseveguard.com). As a result of using this tool, the engangment of my clients has significantly increased. See for yourself, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFvCviKqc_0
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