The New Year is a time for lists, so here is our list of the ten most popular posts on the TapToTalk blog for 2010, based on the number of times they were viewed:
1. TapToTalk on the DSi XL: Bigger Pictures, Bigger Sound
2. Now You Can TapToTalk on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch
3. What About Non-Verbal Communication? What Horses Can Teach Us.
4. Tips and Tricks: How One Mom Set Up Her TapToTalk Albums
5. Halloween and Your Non-Verbal Child
6. A Nine Year-Old Autistic Boy, His TapToTalk, and His Great New School
7. TapToTalk and Sign Language
8. TapToTalk and PECS
9. TapToTalk, the Partially Verbal Child and Expressive Language Disorder
10. (tie) Product Tips and Tricks: Print Your TapToTalk Pictures and TapToTalk AAC for Android
You can click on any of the above posts to read them.
For those of you keeping score, we had 57 blog posts in 2010 (not counting this one).
If you have a TapToTalk idea or story you'd like us to share with other TapToTalk users, please email us at blog@taptotalk.com.
The TapToTalk Team
www.taptotalk.com
blog@taptotalk.com
Monday, December 27, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Make Your Christmas TapToTalk Album
Last year, we got this message from a North Carolina TapToTalk Mom:
"My son was able to 'say' Merry Christmas to everyone this year for the first time, thanks to TapToTalk. It really made it a special Christmas."
You can easily make a holiday TapToTalk album for your child. We have some pictures in the standard TapToTalk picture library that you can use in the Holiday category. You can also add pictures of your tree, your hung stockings, and other holiday images that are meaningful to your family. Have fun with your child choosing the pictures and recording the sounds. Get the whole family involved.
'Tis the season!
If you have a TapToTalk idea or story you'd like us to share with other TapToTalk users, please email us at blog@taptotalk.com.
The TapToTalk Team
www.taptotalk.com
blog@taptotalk.com
"My son was able to 'say' Merry Christmas to everyone this year for the first time, thanks to TapToTalk. It really made it a special Christmas."
You can easily make a holiday TapToTalk album for your child. We have some pictures in the standard TapToTalk picture library that you can use in the Holiday category. You can also add pictures of your tree, your hung stockings, and other holiday images that are meaningful to your family. Have fun with your child choosing the pictures and recording the sounds. Get the whole family involved.
'Tis the season!
If you have a TapToTalk idea or story you'd like us to share with other TapToTalk users, please email us at blog@taptotalk.com.
The TapToTalk Team
www.taptotalk.com
blog@taptotalk.com
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Press Release: TapToTalk™ Earns Coveted Parent Tested, Parent Approved (PTPA) Seal of Approval
December 7, 2010-Assistyx™ LLC is pleased to announce that TapToTalk has been awarded the PTPA Winner’s Seal of Approval. PTPA Media is North America’s largest parent community, with over 40,000 volunteer parent testers.
Consumers looking for high-quality products and services can rest assured when they see the PTPA Winner’s Seal; it is evidence of product excellence as evaluated by unbiased parent consumers.
TapToTalk was among many entries from across North America competing to earn the PTPA™ Seal. Because independent parent volunteers evaluate these products in their own homes, PTPA winners are chosen based on merit and consumer experience–not on commercial considerations. As a result, the PTPA Media™ Seal has quickly gained recognition as an international leader in certifying consumer products for quality, effectiveness and value. Their CEO has appeared on over 40 morning shows as a reliable source for the latest and greatest in family products. The media and parents alike trust the collective opinion that PTPA Media represents.
TapToTalk turns an iPad™, iPhone®, iPod touch®, Android™ device, Nintendo DSi, DSi XL, DS Lite, DS, Windows or Macintosh computer into an affordable, portable, customizable, socially acceptable assistive and augmentative communication (AAC) device.
Being honored with the influential Seal of Approval from PTPA Media Inc. is a huge achievement for a product geared to families, children and parents. “TapToTalk is leading the AAC revolution for non-verbal and partially-verbal children and their families,” said Phil Bookman, CEO and founder of Assistyx LLC. “We are delighted that the parent testers at PTPA have validated and honored TapToTalk with the Seal of Approval.”
“At PTPA Media, we are proud to play a role in certifying innovative products that families can trust,” said Sharon Vinderine, CEO and founder of PTPA Media Inc. “When consumers search for our Seal of Approval on product packaging, they are essentially searching for validation from their peers. Their peers will have objectively tested and approved these products based on their performance in a real life environment. That type of resource for families is priceless.”
About Assistyx LLC
Assistyx develops products that help individuals with physical and mental challenges reach their full potential.
Assistyx LLC contact information: Phil Bookman, (408)335-7373. For more information visit www.taptotalk.com.
About PTPA Media Inc.
PTPA Media provides an objective framework for appraising and promoting new products designed to enrich family living. The company's mission is to marry innovative companies with discerning consumers, to improve consumer access to quality products and services for their families and homes.
PTPA Media Contact Information: Sharon Vinderine, (905)738-1447x224 For more information visit www.ptpamedia.com.
If you have a TapToTalk idea or story you'd like us to share with other TapToTalk users, please email us at blog@taptotalk.com.
The TapToTalk Team
www.taptotalk.com
blog@taptotalk.com
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