Before
she was able to type on a keyboard, Carly Fleischmann, a Toronto teenager with
severe autism, couldn't even tell someone she felt sick. Now, with the iPad, she
can use its applications to communicate with her family, teachers and peers,
using pictures and words she can tap on the screen. An added bonus, her father
said, is the iPads's "coolness" factor, since the tablet does stand out like
other assistive devices. CNN (11/14) http://www.cnn.com/2012/11/14/tech/mobile/carly-fleischmann-mobile-autism/index.html
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