What makes Avaz suitable for a non-verbal child?

Avaz is useful for non-verbal children, having Autism Spectrum, Cerebral Palsy, Intellectual Challenges etc. 

Avaz has a number of settings that make it more adaptive for children with a wide range of cognitive, physical and motor capabilities. 

For varying Cognitive levels

- Vocabulary - Avaz has 3 levels of vocabulary, starting from Level 1 (around 150 words) to Level 3 (5000 words approx)

- No. of pictures per screen - Starting from 1 picture, 2, 4, 8, 15, 24 and 40 pictures per screen

Motor capabilities

- you can use Apple's settings to set up Avaz in Scan mode

- set up fewer pictures per screen using No. of pics per screen setting

For varying Visual capabilities

- Zoom setting - enlarges the tapped image or letter

- Contrast setting- makes the background dark to provide 

- Audio setting - Audio feedback on every tap 

- Larger image size - through the setting No. of pics per screen 

You can download Avaz Lite and do a free trial of the app for a week to see the various features. 

You can also see the videos on our website - Avaz videos - please scroll down the page and you will be able to find the videos highlighting the various features of Avaz.