What's Next (Visual Prompts)
1.7
LifeAxis
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$1.49
A simple communication app for showing visual schedules, choices, or prompts.
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About What's Next (Visual Prompts)
What's Next (Visual Prompts) was an education app developed by LifeAxis. It was removed from Google Play Jan 6, 2023 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
What's Next (Visual Prompts) had been downloaded 710 times before it became unavailable.
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App Information
What's Next (Visual Prompts) cost $1.49 to download. The APK download size was 627.48 kB. The last available version was 1.7. The last update was on October 15, 2017.
Technical Requirements
The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play January 2014.
Description
More data about What's Next (Visual Prompts)
| Price | $1.49 |
| Download estimate | 710 |
| Rating | No ratings |
| Version | 1.7 |
| APK size | 627.5 KB |
| Number of libraries | ? |
| Suitable for | Everyone |
| Ads | NO ads |
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Comments on What's Next (Visual Prompts) for Android
★★★★★
Two With ADHD I have two children with ADHD who have a hard time staying on task. I have tried numerous picture schedule apps, and this is the best one in the Android Play Store. It's very simple and easy to make, save, and change schedules using your own pictures and titles. You can also do a voice recording to go along with your picture. I only wish it was easier and more intuitive to play the recording, but as this is a bonus feature it's hard to complain.
★★★★★
Thank you!!! I am an adult with ASD, and, although I am high-functioning I struggle very much with staying on task. I use this app with pics of the index cards I used to use. I mentioned previously that it perfectly met my needs but that it just needs a way to check them off. Within a couple of days there was an update with a new checklist feature. I love being able to see a bright green check mark as I complete each step. Thank you for exceeding my expectations and for listening to my needs. Best app for low price!
★★★★★
Wow this is brilliant, you can tell people with first hand experience have designed this. I have tried at least 7 apps before this, and while each has it's own merits, so far this one topped the lot. In saying that, half of the others were communication apps, where as, with my 4 year old nonverbal boy with ASD, I am still more in the stage of modelling the use of the app to him. However, the scope of this app is it actually could be used to communicate from him to me too, as he gets older. Regardless, the ease in which to load photos and edit them, is far superior. You can rotate them! Such a simple thing that was missing in all of the others. The fact that you can quickly with one touch change the pic to full screen, or 2 in 2 halves, or in a list - so useful in real situation s, out and about with the app on my mobile. The tick option to tick items off the list is great; my boy like so many with ASD is very visual, and it seems to help him understand and focus, and even fun! I could say so much more and yet I've only just started using it. Thanks so much. Oh, and only $3 something, incredibly cheap, and I can't see how anyone could complain about that!
★★☆☆☆
Lack of pre-loaded icons; can be tedious to set up. Doesn't work with transparencies. Schedules are difficult to rearrange/edit as the GUI is clunky. Schedules are a linear list of icons, there are no options for branching schedules or multiple choice. Icons can't contain extra text beyond a short title. Schedules don't allow extra text between icons. Schedules can't be nested (a schedule in another schedule). Items can't be marked incomplete if user wants to skip for now and return to it later.
★★☆☆☆
Ads? I've paid for this app and would have been happy to pay a little extra rather than have to suffer ads. I'm trying to teach my child to use this app and her attention span is very short, hence the need for this app. So her at age 4 having to close ads can be enough to put her off the entire concept.
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