Storyhouse is an iPad only app that can really bring a story to life using videos, pictures, and text, to create an interactive account of an activity, vacation, or idea.

Winston is a off-shoot of the Siri app, where users can receive a personalized aggregated list of all types of narrated news stories

It’s Autism Awareness Month, and that means we’re putting together some of our favorite apps, games and technology for families with children affected by autism spectrum disorders.

There are many […]

Calm is a mediation app that helps kids practice good Focus and Self-Control skills, and may be of aid to children affected by autism spectrum disorders.

IF… is an adventure game all about social and emotional learning (SEL), and helps kids learn good Self-Control and Self-Awareness skills through fun, interactive gameplay.

While video messaging apps are sometimes frowned upon for providing a vehicle for inappropriate content, there is no denying their usefulness as communication aids. Glide, for example, acts like a visual […]

Minecraft’s open-ended gameplay makes it a great platform for learning. For children with autism spectrum disorders, the game can be particularly helpful in teaching key cognitive skills like Self-Awareness, Flexibility and Self-Control. By […]

Kidzworld is an interactive website that allows children to communicate via chat rooms. Unlike other types of chat rooms that are perceived as dangerous, a human moderator ensures all content […]

One of the most common things that I hear from parents of children affected by autism is how much they love the game Minecraft. If given the choice, many of […]

Singing Fingers is an app for iPhone or iPad that allows kids to create drawings in time with sounds or music they make. Singing Fingers records sound as your child […]