Guest guest Posted January 5, 2003 Report Share Posted January 5, 2003 WOW!!! Sissi, this is fantastic!! Please tell me more about what it's for. Is it to teach language only or does it have other uses? Sue Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2003 Report Share Posted January 5, 2003 WOW!!! Sissi, this is fantastic!! Please tell me more about what it's for. Is it to teach language only or does it have other uses? Sue Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2003 Report Share Posted January 5, 2003 Never mind my original question, I saw your post with the link. Sue Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2003 Report Share Posted January 5, 2003 Never mind my original question, I saw your post with the link. Sue Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2003 Report Share Posted January 5, 2003 That's wonderful Sissi!!!! How exciting! ~ Karin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2003 Report Share Posted January 7, 2003 This is soooooo wonderful! I need one for Alec. Jacquie H Re: audio card reader > So - what DOES Boone have to say today???? We've started out simple with the prerecorded picture/word cards. Things like " I like apples " for the apple card and " I use an umbrella when it rains " for the umbrella card. After that we moved on to recording our own on the blank cards. " My name is Boone Garvey " and " What is your name? " --Actually he said " My name is Boone Garvey period, " and " What is your name question mark " so I started leaving off the punctuation because it was distracting to him. Anyway, we made cards for everybody in the family and everybody recorded their own cards -- like Dillon said, " My brother is named Dillon. " The entire family got into making up sentences and we all recorded some. There are two tracks on each card. One is a teacher track and one is for Boone to record himself. He has already learned to record himself too. It's so cool. We let Boone make a few cards by himself. He made all number cards and one 1-800 number card, naturally. We've had a blast doing this today. Seeing pictures and reading and hearing the words makes all the difference in the world for him. Sissi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2003 Report Share Posted January 7, 2003 This is soooooo wonderful! I need one for Alec. Jacquie H Re: audio card reader > So - what DOES Boone have to say today???? We've started out simple with the prerecorded picture/word cards. Things like " I like apples " for the apple card and " I use an umbrella when it rains " for the umbrella card. After that we moved on to recording our own on the blank cards. " My name is Boone Garvey " and " What is your name? " --Actually he said " My name is Boone Garvey period, " and " What is your name question mark " so I started leaving off the punctuation because it was distracting to him. Anyway, we made cards for everybody in the family and everybody recorded their own cards -- like Dillon said, " My brother is named Dillon. " The entire family got into making up sentences and we all recorded some. There are two tracks on each card. One is a teacher track and one is for Boone to record himself. He has already learned to record himself too. It's so cool. We let Boone make a few cards by himself. He made all number cards and one 1-800 number card, naturally. We've had a blast doing this today. Seeing pictures and reading and hearing the words makes all the difference in the world for him. Sissi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2003 Report Share Posted January 7, 2003 This is soooooo wonderful! I need one for Alec. Jacquie H Re: audio card reader > So - what DOES Boone have to say today???? We've started out simple with the prerecorded picture/word cards. Things like " I like apples " for the apple card and " I use an umbrella when it rains " for the umbrella card. After that we moved on to recording our own on the blank cards. " My name is Boone Garvey " and " What is your name? " --Actually he said " My name is Boone Garvey period, " and " What is your name question mark " so I started leaving off the punctuation because it was distracting to him. Anyway, we made cards for everybody in the family and everybody recorded their own cards -- like Dillon said, " My brother is named Dillon. " The entire family got into making up sentences and we all recorded some. There are two tracks on each card. One is a teacher track and one is for Boone to record himself. He has already learned to record himself too. It's so cool. We let Boone make a few cards by himself. He made all number cards and one 1-800 number card, naturally. We've had a blast doing this today. Seeing pictures and reading and hearing the words makes all the difference in the world for him. Sissi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2003 Report Share Posted January 7, 2003 Ok, I've missed something somewhere. I'm not surprised. My ISP has been having some problems the last few days. Can someone point me to a url with information on this audio card reader? I'm curious about what it is. Thanks, Debbie Re: audio card reader This is soooooo wonderful! I need one for Alec. Jacquie H Re: audio card reader > So - what DOES Boone have to say today???? We've started out simple with the prerecorded picture/word cards. Things like " I like apples " for the apple card and " I use an umbrella when it rains " for the umbrella card. After that we moved on to recording our own on the blank cards. " My name is Boone Garvey " and " What is your name? " --Actually he said " My name is Boone Garvey period, " and " What is your name question mark " so I started leaving off the punctuation because it was distracting to him. Anyway, we made cards for everybody in the family and everybody recorded their own cards -- like Dillon said, " My brother is named Dillon. " The entire family got into making up sentences and we all recorded some. There are two tracks on each card. One is a teacher track and one is for Boone to record himself. He has already learned to record himself too. It's so cool. We let Boone make a few cards by himself. He made all number cards and one 1-800 number card, naturally. We've had a blast doing this today. Seeing pictures and reading and hearing the words makes all the difference in the world for him. Sissi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2003 Report Share Posted January 7, 2003 Ok, I've missed something somewhere. I'm not surprised. My ISP has been having some problems the last few days. Can someone point me to a url with information on this audio card reader? I'm curious about what it is. Thanks, Debbie Re: audio card reader This is soooooo wonderful! I need one for Alec. Jacquie H Re: audio card reader > So - what DOES Boone have to say today???? We've started out simple with the prerecorded picture/word cards. Things like " I like apples " for the apple card and " I use an umbrella when it rains " for the umbrella card. After that we moved on to recording our own on the blank cards. " My name is Boone Garvey " and " What is your name? " --Actually he said " My name is Boone Garvey period, " and " What is your name question mark " so I started leaving off the punctuation because it was distracting to him. Anyway, we made cards for everybody in the family and everybody recorded their own cards -- like Dillon said, " My brother is named Dillon. " The entire family got into making up sentences and we all recorded some. There are two tracks on each card. One is a teacher track and one is for Boone to record himself. He has already learned to record himself too. It's so cool. We let Boone make a few cards by himself. He made all number cards and one 1-800 number card, naturally. We've had a blast doing this today. Seeing pictures and reading and hearing the words makes all the difference in the world for him. Sissi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2003 Report Share Posted January 7, 2003 this is the post that sissi posted a link jacquie H Re: audio card reader > holy shit sissi! can you provide me with more info on this - like where to get one, how much they cost etc.?? rowan is a leap frog learner too - maybe this could be of use to him!! This is where I found it: http://www.superduperinc.com This is my favorite learning resource site in the whole world. They have some really amazing products for all disabilities and tons of stuff specific to autism. Here's the link for the audio card reader: http://www.superduperinc.com/D-E_Pages/eq40_55.htm It is pretty expensive, but like I said, Easter Seals bought Boone's. They also bought his Boardmaker program, which was a lot more expensive. At the time I thought Boardmaker was the greatest thing in the world -- and is pretty awesome. The best part is, I can use Boardmaker to make pictures for the blank audio cards because Boone is a visual learner. Boone adores the Super Duper catalog. He reads and rereads it all the time. Sissi who ought to become a Super Duper sales rep... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 7, 2003 Report Share Posted January 7, 2003 this is the post that sissi posted a link jacquie H Re: audio card reader > holy shit sissi! can you provide me with more info on this - like where to get one, how much they cost etc.?? rowan is a leap frog learner too - maybe this could be of use to him!! This is where I found it: http://www.superduperinc.com This is my favorite learning resource site in the whole world. They have some really amazing products for all disabilities and tons of stuff specific to autism. Here's the link for the audio card reader: http://www.superduperinc.com/D-E_Pages/eq40_55.htm It is pretty expensive, but like I said, Easter Seals bought Boone's. They also bought his Boardmaker program, which was a lot more expensive. At the time I thought Boardmaker was the greatest thing in the world -- and is pretty awesome. The best part is, I can use Boardmaker to make pictures for the blank audio cards because Boone is a visual learner. Boone adores the Super Duper catalog. He reads and rereads it all the time. Sissi who ought to become a Super Duper sales rep... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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