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We intentionally designed our switch kit based on our favorite, most checked-out products in the loan program. The switch kit includes a variety of switches offered by multiple manufactures. This kit is designed to help providers identify which switch best meets the needs of a particular student. In addition, assessment and implementation resources are included to assist providers during the trial period. Click here to read more about the switch kit. -
Project Core has created a set of three-dimensional (3D) symbols to represent the 36 words in the Universal Core vocabulary. Each tactual symbol is printed on a base that has a shape, texture and color that mark the word category. Each also includes a unique raised element, the printed word and braille to make the individual word. The kit contains:
- 36 3D Symbols
- 36 Laminated High Contrast Symbols
- Instructions
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This Talking Bluey is adapted by hand in our shop so it can be activated by using an accessible switch! Cycle through 9 different phrases, including the full Bluey theme song! Bluey can be activated through the original method of pressing her tummy or through an external switch press. -
TactileTalk uses Tangible Symbols to represent objects, activities, places, people and concepts, like a spoon for eating and bells for music. These objects are organized on 30 transparent overlays with borders and other symbols made with a special tactile paint. Each overlay corresponds to preprogrammed pages in the the TactileTalk Communication Book using the GoTalk NOW App using . Students feel the object for reference and tap the screen for a corresponding voice output. For example, tapping the bells image to play “I'd like to listen to music”. An accompanying printed TactileTalk Guidebook helps you to integrate tangible symbols into the school day, and provides examples for using this product with students with various disabilities. The TactileTalk is sent with an iPad (SKU: A-10946) with the GoTalk app. -
GoTalks provide fantastic sound with volume control, easy sequential recording, quick level erase, built-in overlay storage, record lock, level lock and 2-year warranty. In addition to these classic GoTalk features, the Lite Touch device is five times easier to activate! Use this GoTalk to initiate conversations, support communication in daily activities, talk on the telephone, tell personal anecdotes, practice speaking and articulation, give instructions, participate in small group instruction, and more! Students can use this device or another GoTalk to show the teacher what they know, making it a great individual or classroom tool for communication about any subject. In the hospital, use a GoTalk to greet visitors, make comments or requests, ask questions, or discuss emotions. -
Smaller and more portable, the Accent 800 offers advanced functionality and user-friendly features. A dedicated device, the Accent 800 is locked from running Windows applications, meeting the functional specifications of the Medicare/Medicaid funding requirements. The Accent 800 offers a choice of vocabulary options featuring Unity with LAMP Words for Life, CoreScanner, and WordCore. Other available vocabulary options include Essence for literate adults and WordPower. The Accent 800 runs both PRC's NuVoice and Empower™ software and offers built in support resources for clinicians and clients.This loaner device comes with the charger cord. -
The new Duo provides different options with new, enhanced sound quality, one- or two-message capability, and a quick and easy way to change overlays. Find multiple uses with the one-message option;or use the duo mode for simple sequencing, multiple choice selections, or language exploration. -
GoTalks provide fantastic sound with volume control, easy sequential recording, quick level erase, built-in overlay storage, record lock, level lock and 2-year warranty. In addition to these classic GoTalk features, the Lite Touch device is five times easier to activate! Use this GoTalk to initiate conversations, support communication in daily activities, talk on the telephone, tell personal anecdotes, practice speaking and articulation, give instructions, participate in small group instruction, and more! Students can use this device or another GoTalk to show the teacher what they know, making it a great individual or classroom tool for communication about any subject. In the hospital, use a GoTalk to greet visitors, make comments or requests, ask questions, or discuss emotions.
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Meet the adaptable mouse that’s accessible by design. Personalize by attaching the Microsoft Adaptive Mouse Tail and Thumb Support or customize with 3D printed mouse tails through Shapeways.* Connect the mouse core wirelessly to up to three devices or via USB-C® connection—or use by itself as a compact mouse. This kit contains:- Microsoft Adaptive Mouse
- Microsoft Adaptive Mouse Tail and Thumb Support
- Microsoft Adaptive Hub
- Microsoft Adaptive D-pad Button
- Microsoft Adaptive Dual Button
- Microsoft Adaptive Joystick Button
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Built for everyday, and not so everyday, adventures, the I-110 is the ultimate touch-based speech generating device for augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). The Tobii I-110 includes: Snap Core First, Communicator 5, Snap Scene, Accessible Literacy Learning (ALL™), and the Boardmaker Student Center app, Ultra-rugged design featuring Gorilla Glass, integrated speakers, and covered ports, IP54 ingress protection (water and dust resistance rating), Battery life of 10+ hours, 3-Year Support360 warranty, Comprehensive ecosystem of support. This loaner devices comes with a charger cord. -
Music Machine Features
Everything you need to start a fully inclusive band, this set includes cluster bells, maraca, jingle stick and wood frog guiro rasp. Attach one of the musical instruments onto our striking musical stand, activate the switch and the machine will beat to any preset rhythm at any speed you choose. These devices are a wonderful way to join in music time. Our music machines come equipped with two holding arms. One of these arms holds a small stationary instrument while the other moves up and down and can hold an instrument that makes sound when shaken, like the cluster bells. An adaptive switch is necessary to operate our musical devices. With a wide array of switch options that cater to various sensitivities, sizes and textures, you can choose the one that works best for your child, student or patient.Benefits of Music Machine Sets
Music machines help people with disabilities develop skills through music. Playing adapted instruments can help individuals improve: Communication: Users with nonverbal communication can use music as a means of relaying their feelings, and playing music even increases auditory development. Motor function: Instruments encourage users to tap into their motor skills. Those using adaptive switches can also improve their coordination and understand cause and effect. Self-expression: Individuals can understand themselves by discovering their music tastes and selecting songs that they enjoy. Social interaction: When users play music among friends or family, they learn how to coordinate music with others, share instruments and interact with their peers. -
This switch adapted baseball pitching machine is a great way to include switch users in sports, physical education, or even playing fetch with the dog! It pitches a ball every 7 seconds, if switch is held down. Comes with 7 plastic baseballs. Requires 6 D batteries.
