Sights and Sounds Press No. 1 Switch Accessible Software (PR12618)
PR12618 Sights and Sounds Press No. 1 Switch Accessible Software
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This collection of fun and everyday sound effects provides learning and physically disabled children with a simple but effective way of learning and practising switch skills. The simple, bold graphics move around on a plain contrasting background which helps children to concentrate.
General Details
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FEATURES: CD-ROMs contain
Sets of 6 short sound effects with simple animations:
animal sounds - hen, cat, cow, pig ...
household noises - phone, toilet, tap, clock ...
cartoon - boings, crashes ...
transport - car, helicopter, train, racing car ...
people - laughter, sneeze, clapping, brushing teeth ...
tools - hammer, saw, drill ...
rhythm - short lively drum rhythms
mixed - mixture of noises to add surpriseINPUT: Users can access Sights and Sounds Press No. 1 in the following ways:
Mouse/ Trackball/ Joystick
Keyboard
Touchscreen
Single Switch
Switch Adapted MouseSYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Minimum Hardware Requirements for Windows
P133 MHz (200 MHz or greater recommended)
Windows 98, NT, 2000, XP
128 MB of RAM (greater recommended)
Sound card
Switch and Switch interface for `Press` and `Press Wait` CDs.Minimum Hardware Requirements for Macintosh
233 MHz Power PC
G3 or higher recommended
128 MB of RAM
System 7.6.1 to 9.x (Not OS X)
Sound card
Switch and Switch interface for `Press` and `Press Wait` CDs.CUSTOMISED FEATURES: Selection of Sets
Adults use a mouse to select specific sets or groups of sets from a simple interface. The child then uses the switch to go from one sound to another. The sounds are short and attention grabbing with graphics and animations that are bold and simple. This makes this CD-ROM ideal for children who cannot concentrate for long.APPLICATION: Suitable for children of all ages, especially those with short attention spans and vision impairments. The variety of short sound effects and simple graphics keeps children`s attention.
Sights and Sounds Press No. 1 is targeted at the following age ranges:
Early Primary
Mid Primary
Upper PrimaryCOMMENTS: Independent Use
Once the child can press the switch on cue, they can use parts of the program independently as the sets and groups of sets keep repeating until the mouse is used to return to the Home page. Mouse-using children will also have fun using this CD-ROM on their own or alongside the switch-using child.
Mouse Access for Children using Switch Software
Although this CD-ROM has been specifically designed for use with a switch, it can also be enjoyed by mouse-using children, especially those with short attention spans and vision impairments.
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- Model Sight and Sounds Software: Standard Model
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Maintenance
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