1. Proloquo2Go
Proloquo2go…An AAC Device
An AAC Device

2. About Proloquo2Go… Application for iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad
About Proloquo2Go…It is an application for an iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad.

3. Who is Proloquo2Go For? Autism Lou Gehrig's Disease Verbal Apraxia
And More!
Proloquo2Go is For those who have trouble talking…such as those with Autism Lou Gehrig’s Disease, Verbal Apraxia and more!

4. Aid in communication Ask Questions Answer Questions
Purpose of Proloquo2Go
Aid in communication
Ask Questions
Answer Questions
Aid in communication…ability to ask and answer questions. Allows user to carry on a conversation with others.

5. A Description of Proloquo2Go
Over 7,000 vocabulary words
Text to talk feature
Categories arranged on a grid
A Description of Proloquo2Go: Over 7,000 vocabulary words, text to talk feature and categories such as: manners, I want, I need, etc.

6. Proloquo2Go vs. the Competition
DynaVox Maestro
Cost
Weight
Cost
Weight
Cost of P2Go: $ Cost of DynaVox Maestro is $3500 used
Weight of the P2Go: 4.8 oz to 1 ½ pounds (iPad) Weight of DynaVox Maestro: 3.44 pounds

7. Reviews… About Max About Proloquo2Go From a Mom… From an Educator…
Reviews…From a mom…My son, Max, has cerebral palsy. Doctors told us he might never talk, and so we are very grateful for the words that he has. He has a lot more going on in his mind than his mouth can speak, however, and we knew early on in his life he would need a communication deviceCut to the spring of 2010 and the iPad's debut. Around that time I heard about a speech app, the Proloquo2Go. has enabled Max to share what's in his mind with the people around him. Some parents worry that a speech app will discourage verbal communication, but Max's has motivated him to communicate more. His current favorite button is the one that announces "That stinks." He enjoys telling people how much he loves spaghetti and the color purple.
Review from an Educator: “Proloquo2Go allows the user, especially tween, teen and young adult users, to be "just like the other kids" in terms of carrying something everyone else carries. I am so impressed with the language and cognitive pieces of the software.”
Kate Ahern, M.S.Ed.
Special Educator and Blogger