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Go straight to a board
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Friend names are demo examples, saved only on this device.
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You take turns on this tablet using the same pictures. SayPlay doesn’t connect to another device.
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Keep going, try another activity, or go back to your board.
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That was fun to play together.
You looked at five pictures. Want to play again?
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These are a starting point, not a clinical recommendation. Review them with your child’s therapist. Nothing changes for the child until you press Save changes.
Shown on the child’s home screen, in Let’s Talk and in stories.
Avatar
Also asked in Set-up. Used only to suggest a starting board size.
A grown-up PIN would keep children out of settings. Not built in this prototype, so switching roles is open for the demo.
Display
Voice
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Input
Tap a picture to choose it. Works on tablets, and with a mouse or keyboard on desktop.
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Concept cards show how SayPlay could support other ways to select. They aren’t built in this prototype.
These are prototype settings, not clinical recommendations. The right amount depends on the child, and is best chosen with their therapist.
Before and after: symbols move when you save
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Stable positions
Within a setting, every symbol keeps its place on every page. SayPlay never reorders symbols by how often they’re used, so a child can rely on where words are.
On the home screen
Talk and Feelings are always on, so the child can always reach their words.
Next session plan
No activities planned yet.
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Activities in SayPlay
Plan
Example contentNo activities yet. Add one from the list.
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The caregiver changes these settings, so the child’s board stays the same at home and in therapy.
SayPlay prototype