3. iPad Pilot Program 60 children Similar disabilities 100% of children made progress

4. Areas Covered Length of Engagement Communication Visual Attentiveness Reaching Activation Parent Interaction

5. Results - Length of Engagement

6. Results - Communication

7. Results – Visual Attentiveness

8. Results - Reaching

9. Results - Activation

10. Results - Parent Interaction

11. Advantages of the iPad Size Weight Immediate response Multiple programs Portability

12. iPad

13. Applications in our curriculum Baby Finger HD Bubbles Magic Kids Song Machine HD Baby’s Musical Hands Infant Visual Stimulation Talking Larry the Bird for iPad

14. Immediate feedback Various colors and shapes Integration of sound White background

15. Immediate feedback Bubbles change size depending on duration of touch Integration of sound Interchangable background

16. Immediate feedback Use of familiar Children’s Music – use in other activities Dynamic color

17. Immediate feedback Simple layout of 15 boxes Integration of different sounds in each box Bursts of light with every touch

18. Simple to use Various shapes in three contrasted colors of black, white, and red Integration of music Ability to change screens and manipulate speed

19. Immediate feedback Application listens and repeats sounds Use of touch to interact with bird Moving bird for tracking

20. Top Applications

24. How do we rate our applications? Response timeResponse time Color and contrastColor and contrast ShapesShapes Sound feedbackSound feedback Ease of useEase of use Use of motion for trackingUse of motion for tracking

25. How do we choose our applications? DiagnosisDiagnosis Goal-OrientedGoal-Oriented PreferencePreference Interactivity – (Active/Inactive)Interactivity – (Active/Inactive) Purchased Apps – No AdsPurchased Apps – No Ads