iEAR.org is the premier website to find out about he best education apps on iTunes. Emily Church is a SLP who found my ConversationBuildersocial skills app and has used it regularly with many of her students. This is by far the most comprehensive review of ANY of my speech apps. She writes: The innovative interface of Conversation Builder…
Craig Evans is very active in the autism community, and he has recently started a Apps for Autism video series. He interviewed us recently about our ConversationBuilder social skills app. See the video interview below. Craig writes: App developer Kyle Tomson just keeps puttin’ out the good stuff! In this interview, he talks about…
I received an email from a woman in Australia who has been using StoryBuilder to help refugee children affected by the wildfires this past summer. According to her, although none of the children are actually on the spectrum, they have been so shellshocked at losing everything that they exhibit a lot of the same traits…
Joan Tanenhaus, the founder and Executive Director of Technology for Language and Learning, just published a wonderful article about using the iPad for special needs education. She has many app recommendations over a broad range of subjects, and she discusses each app in great detail. Under Speech and Language Development, Joan chose to feature SentenceBuilder,…
The mobile education store is proud to announce that Sentence Builder has been voted the IEAR Best Language Arts application of the year for 2010. Sentence Builder was chosen over thousands of applications on the iTunes and Android stores. “We are humbled and honored to be recognized by IEAR for Sentence Builder. We at the…
Craig Evans of Austism hangout recently interviewed me about several of my speech and language apps. Craig writes: Kyle Tomson is nothing short of amazing. He’s got a day job… and a child on the spectrum. In his spare hours, he has developed “Sentence Builder, Question Builder” and “Story Builder” to aid her learning. The Apps have…
Kyle Tomson Interview with AutismHangout. Have a look at Sentence Builder, Question Builder and Story Builder… more incredibly helpful Apps for Autism. Meet Kyle Tomson, father to a child on the spectrum and member of Moms with Apps. To help meet his daughter’s communications needs, Kyle developed not one, but three amazing programs (and two…
Special thanks to Moms with Apps for taking the time to check out Story Builder, and thanks for the great idea! ;-) Welcome to App Friday, our weekly link exchange of family-friendly apps. This week we are featuring two apps for special needs, which also have attributes for children of various learning levels and interests. We begin with Story Builder…
Our first feature this week is written by Dad developer Kyle Tomson of Mobile Education Store. By sharing his story about how he started developing apps for the iPhone and iPad, we see how much is possible when specific family needs are addressed with mobile technology, innovation, and dedication. How I got started My name is Kyle Tomson, and…
This is a very nice review of our Speech Journal language app. Of all my apps, speech journal has never found its footing. Everyone who uses it loves it, but not many people have found out about it. Its flexibility is what makes it special. You can create almost any speech therapy activity you can…
Continue Reading »This is a very comprehensive review of our Rainbow Sentences grammar app by A4CWSN.com. They describe in a lot of detail how the app works. In addition, they have a video review of the app so you can see it in action. The author writes: Rainbow Sentences is the newest addition to a suite of…
Continue Reading »My StoryBuilder reading app was just reviewed by SpecialNeeds.com. SpecialNeed.com gathers information on all aspects of raising a special needs child and makes the information available to their readers in an easy to follow way. They have many kind things to say about StoryBuilder. The author writes: Most children by age 2 or 3 are…
Continue Reading »I came across this very nice review of our Rainbow Sentences grammar app by Cindy Meester. Cindy is an SLP who spends quite a bit of time finding the best speech and language apps. About Rainbow Sentences, she writes: This is an app that I use a lot. Kyle Tomson has created another great app that follow…
Continue Reading »QuestionBuilder has always been a favorite app of mine. It more than anything was the app the showed me just how much these apps can help kids. It has been a while since a new blog review of it has showed up. I was pleasantly surprised when this review for QuestionBuilder came across my desk yesterday. This…
Continue Reading »Boy – I can hardly keep up with the reviews of Rainbow Sentences that are coming in. This is a real nice review where the author goes through the app pretty thoroughly. The author writes: Rainbow Sentences by Mobile Education Tools is a beautifully made app. This app helps children learn to create grammatical sentences…
Continue Reading »This is a nice review of our Rainbow Sentences grammar app by iHeartThisApp.com. From the sounds of it, the reviewer really put Rainbow Sentences through some intense use with multiple students. The author writes: Rainbow Sentences was created by Mobile Education Store, the same developer who created Sentence Builder. The difference between these two apps…
Continue Reading »Here is another wonderfull review of our ConversationBuilder social modeling app by a practicing speech language pathologist. She writes about her experience using the app with her clients, and the positive results she has seen. She writes: It is a great way to lead a child through those tricky small talk situations and to practice ways…
Continue Reading »I like this review of our ConversationBuilder social modeling app by iHeartThisApp.com. The author describes the app in a lot of detail and it is obvious that she has spent quite a bit of time playing with it. She writes: Conversation Builder is one of those apps I appreciate more every time I use it….
Continue Reading »Here is a real nice review of our Rainbow Sentences grammar app on MomminItUp.com. Jenny Rapson writes: Another fun thing I love about this app is that after you get so many correct responses, you get to unlock a puzzle piece on a picture – great motivation to get lots of answers right so you…
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