Proloquo2Go, Getting started, Part 1: skills needed and choosing your iPod or iPhone

This is replacing a video that had a lot of glare on the screen. If you saw that one, this is the same content, but the picture is better.
My daughter is disabled and is not able to speak. She has been using AAC (low tech and high tech) since she was about 2 years old.
Since early in 2009, she has been using an app called Proloquo2Go on an iPod touch to communicate. This app became available in the iTunes app store in April 2009 and you can get more information about it at www.proloquo2go.com
That is a great website, set up by the developers of Proloquo2Go. It has a lot of information, including manuals you can download, demonstration and how to videos and a discussion list.

This video is to help people see the skills that are needed to navigate in an iPod or iPhone and help them decide whether or not Proloquo2Go is appropriate for the user. It is also about choosing between and iPhone or an iPod touch.

Parts 2 and 3 of this video will be about ways to increase skill in use of the iPod/iPhone touchscreen and choosing speakers.