Proloquo2go is an iOS communication app for non-verbal students that has over 10,000 words and symbols and over 100 voice options. It conjugates words to make proper sentences. The app allows students to be active participants in class, build relationships, and share thoughts. It can be used everywhere students go through iPads and iPhones, benefiting students not just in class but also during other activities. Teachers will need to go over rules for appropriate use and may need to help students navigate categories initially. The app recognizes multiple languages and grows with students' expanding vocabularies.

1. Assistive
Technology
Amy DeVito

2. Proloquo2go Communication system for non-
verbal students (an ios app)
Has over 10,000 words/symbols
Over 100 voice options for students
to choose something that reflects
them
Conjugates words to make proper
sentences

3. How does
Proloquo2go
benefit the
student?
The student is able to be an
active participant in class
The student now has an
opportunity to build deeper
relationships with peers and
faculty
The student can share thoughts
and feelings that might otherwise
be lost without the ability to
verbalize
Students can work in groups with
peers and interact in the social
setting

4. How will this system fit into the
student’s day?
This app can go everywhere the student goes. It operates on
ipads and iphones.
The student will not only see benefits in the classroom but can
use this during lunch, at club meetings, and extra curricular
activities through the school.
The student must have an ios operating system for this app to
work.

5. What teachers
need to know:
Teacher will need to go over
rules with the student as they
will be held to the same
standards as verbal students.
Student may need help
navigating categories at first

6. Cool features:
Recognizes many
languages (beneficial to
ESL learners)
Grows with the student
as their vocabulary
expands
Words can be
airdropped through
apple devices to add to
vocab bank
Students can also this
to build posts for social
media, allowing them
access to a larger
population, if their typing
skills are also limited.