Personalized visual supports for neurodiverse learners

An illustration of a young girl with curly hair sitting at a desk in a classroom. She is focusing on drawing or coloring on a piece of paper, surrounded by school supplies like pencils and a cup for pens. In the background, there are bookshelves, a clock on the wall, and natural light coming through a window. The text next to her reads, "What Are Transitions? At school, transitions are times when we move from one activity to another. They help us get ready for changes in our day."

Individualize your instruction with student-centered visual supports that put the learner in the visuals.

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Instant visual supports

Input a topic and key points.
Click create.
Read to your student or have Ella.
Repeat!

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Student-centric social narratives

Develop narratives featuring each student's personalized avatar, helping them connect deeply with concepts like personal space, unexpected transitions, and managing impulses. When student’s see themselves in the story, engagement soars.

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Custom visual schedules that connect

Design daily routines featuring each student's avatar and specific interests, creating a natural flow from recess to classroom activities that students can follow independently.

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