ABC Radio Melbourne Interview with Lisa Domican, creator of Grace App
A home video montage of Gracie using her Grace App set to the background of a radio interview I did in Australia in February 2011. [read more...]
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Could your old “brick” of a mobile help someone with autism to get what they want?
Once upon a time, a mobile phone was a status symbol, a way to tell the world that you were so important that people had to be able to reach you all the time. Nowadays a mobile is a necessity, [read more...]
Gracie’s own voice
Why I wanted to prompt Gracie to use her own voice with the pictures to support her.. [read more...]
A Christmas Gift from Grace App
Twas the night before Christmas* and across the world Saint Nick’ was delivering iGoodies… [read more...]
Grace App Communications on iPad2
Here’s a lovely new video about using the Grace App on an iPad2 made by Grace App Developer Steve Troughton-Smith. [read more...]
Good Coffee, Chocolate and Wine Please
I actually wrote the title for this post on my “In Case of Emergency/Dietary Requirements” form for a residential workshop I attended last month. [read more...]
What Do You Mean Non-Verbal? We Are Already Communicating!
If there is one thing that really annoys me it is when people who do not speak in audible words are not being listened to. And by that I mean that the needs, interests and rights of the “non-verbal” are being overlooked.
That’s why I feel passionate about creating a simple means of communication that incorporates independent choice which can be universally understood. Because it is much harder to discriminate against someone who has the ability to tell tales. [read more...]
Grace App Manual Now Available
The final version of the Grace App manual is now available to view on Scribd (you can download it from Scribd too).
If you have trouble downloading or viewing the document, feel free to email me lisa@graceapp.com and I can send you a PDF version.
Or you can view the manual embedded below. [read more...]
Everybody Communicates, Let’s Just Change How
How does your child communicate? A lot of people will refer to children with autism as “non-verbal” meaning they can’t talk in recognisable words.They might then explain that they use signs, or pictures or other augmentative means. Someone just sent me an article about a girl who had supposedly just ‘started” communicating via a keyboard – “She had Found Her Inner Voice” [read more...]
Grace App and World Autism Awareness Day
World Autism Awareness Day was Saturday 2nd April 2011. My apologies to anyone who missed out on picking up the Grace App for free.
Everybody deserves the right to say what they want. Listen and you will also get to know what they like and need, and maybe get to know them a bit better.
The App is free today for World Autism Day, and updated! [read more...]
