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Audiogram Tablet
The Audiogram Tablet illustrates the intensity and frequency of everyday sounds and describes the level of possible hearing loss due to prolonged exposure at each zone
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The Audiogram Tablet illustrates the intensity and frequency of everyday sounds and describes the level of possible hearing loss due to prolonged exposure at each zone
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The Voice tear off tablet illustrates anatomy of the larynx
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The Ear tear off tablet illustrates anatomy of the ear with QR code link to animation
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The Swallowing tablet illustrates anatomy involved in swallowing and the three phases of normal swallowing
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For Educational Audiologists SLPs working with children who are deaf or hard of hearing. Teachers of the Deaf/Educators of the Deaf Special Education. Watch this video for instructions on how to calibrate.
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The Ear Nose Throat tablet illustrates the anatomy of the ear, nose, and throat with detailed, cross-section views
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SLP Anatomy Flip Charts with Head Mat Model
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This beautiful crystal displays a three-dimensional laser image of the human cochlea. Great to give someone a crystal cochlea.
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The Ear ID eBook provides a comprehensive introduction to the structure of the human ear. Included in the Ear ID are 12 animations and 120 detail illustrations.
The Ear ID eBook provides a comprehensive introduction to the structure of the human ear. Included in the Ear ID are 12 animations and 120 detail illustrations. Within the multimedia capabilities of this eBook is easy access to 99 glossary entries of terms and definitions, fully cross-referenced. A knowledge check is provided at the end of each chapter section to let readers test their knowledge using a variety of question types; multiple choice, choose the correct image and label the image. The advantage offered by an eBook is that authors may employ a variety of multimedia tools to portray the concepts being addressed. The ability to insert “post it” notes into the text assists the reader in making comments, forming questions, and later returning to crucial sections in the chapters for clarification. As such, the eBook format is ideally suited as an introductory course in the human auditory systems.
Be sure to see the. Free downloadable sample at the iBookstore. Need iBooks app installed on iPad, iPhone or Mac to view. See requirements below.
iBooks textbooks on iPad offer a gorgeous, full-screen experience full of interactive diagrams, photos, and videos. No longer limited to static pictures to illustrate the text, now students can dive into an image with interactive captions or have the answer spring to life in a chapter review. They can flip through a book by simply sliding a finger along the bottom of the screen. Highlighting text, taking notes, searching for content, and finding definitions in the glossary are just as easy. And with all their books on a single iPad, students will have no problem carrying them wherever they go.
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The Speech Articulation iBook provides a comprehensive introduction to the dynamics of speech articulation and speech acoustics. Order through Books App on any Apple device.
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The Vocal Pathology: Neurological app helps students and patients learn and professionals teach vocal pathologies. iOS app info at the Apple App Store, Android app info Google Play
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Exploring The Human Brain: The Cranial Nerves, a state of the art eBook, combines brilliant videos, interactive art, animations, and knowledge checks into a spectacular book for anyone interested in a deep introduction to the human cranial nerves. Author Tina K. Veale, PhD. leaves no stone unturned.
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Swallowing normal and disorders illustrated by selected FEES and MBS videos, animations and highlights
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The Vocal Pathology: Polyps app helps students and patients learn and professionals teach vocal pathology. iOS app info at the Apple App Store, Android app info Google Play
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The Aspiration Disorders app helps students and patients learn and professionals teach aspiration swallowing disorders. iOS app info on the Apple App Store, Android app info at Google Play
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The Respiration ID app covers normal anatomy of respiration through animations and structure id. iOS app info on the Apple App Store, Android app info at Google Play
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Five programs covering Speech Articulation for the structural movements involved in the production of American English.
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Hearing Computer Software and Chart Set contains six programs covering normal outer, middle and inner ear. Ear disorders for otitis media, inner, outer and middle ear. Set includes with four double sided laminated A4 sized Anatomical Charts.
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Brain Computer App Pocket Chart Tablet Set features cerebrum, pathway and tracts views with illustrated animations and structure ID highlights. Set includes one Brain Pocket Chart and one Brain Tablet
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Our most popular mobile apps come to the computer desktop. Six programs covering normal and disorders for the ear.
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The Speech Articulation: Vowels Front/Back app authored by Fred D. Minifie, Ph.D, provides valuable instructional/clinical tools. iOS app info at the Apple App Store, Android app info Google Play
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The Swallowing Residue app helps students and patients learn and professionals teach residue swallowing disorders. iOS app info on the Apple App Store. Android app info at Google Play
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The Cerebrum ID app covers normal cerebrum id. iOS app info at the Apple App Store, Android app info at Google Play
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Singing 3 Computer App Set features normal vocal folds, larynx and respiration with illustrated animations and structure ID highlights
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The Vocal Pathology: Paresis/Paralysis app helps students and patients learn and professionals teach vocal pathology. iOS app info at the Apple App Store, Android app info Google Play