Mailman Segal Institute provides autistic children with communication software

January 25, 2011Alyssa Sterkel Comment

Autistic children at the Mailman Segal Institute’s Baudhuin Preschool will be able to communicate better thanks to 21 iPads and the application Proloquo2Go.

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