Draw me an idea-Blog by Philippe Packu(TLI)-Creative mind map on computer/iMindMap (ThinkBuzan) Me. Draw me an idea-Blog by Philippe Packu(TLI)-Creative mind map on computer/iMindMap (ThinkBuzan) Part 6: 3 Methods of Using Augmentative Communication Apps To Support Different Languages. Welcome to Part 6 of “There’s A Special App For That” series on iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad apps for students with special needs. Have a look at our others in the series: As consultants, we often work with clients that require augmentative and alternative communication apps in languages other than English. We’re Canadian and we work in bilingual (French/English) environments (schools, families, rehabilitation centres). Some well-known augmentative communication tools have bilingual versions available in either French/English or Spanish/English (Dynavox, Oralys, Go Talk).
Just a note. Currently, there exists three options for AAC in languages other than English: Use existing native language AAC apps.Use the pronunciation feature within Proloquo2Go.Use apps that allow you to record your own voice. 1. AutoVerbal Français (French) and AutoVerbal Espagnol (Spanish) are text to speech apps that also contain options for picture-based AAC. For picture-based AAC (4 apps) 1. iAtti-L (Korean) ($3.99) Mind Maps for Education.