What would a Google Review of your speech therapy practice look like?
Changing roles is always a good way to learn how the other person feels. For the last six months I
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Ideas for promoting better hearing and speech month
Every may speech-language-pathologists celebrate the better hearing and speech month. You may not know this, but the month of may
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Intellectual Property for the Entrepreneur Speech-Language-Pathologist in You
Being a nerd and a geek, I have a lot of different interests. I have created over sixty applications
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How to organize apps using folders on your iPad
Every time I do one of my full day seminars, this is the portion that everyone loves the most: learning
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Did you know that you could lose everything on your iPad?
Did you know that if you buy a new iPad or if your iPad gets stolen you could lose all
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Edu Blog Award Nominations 2012
While I find it very hard to select a handful of resources to nominate for this competition, I decided to
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Behind the scenes on developing iPad apps for speech therapy
Three years ago my journey of developing iPad apps began. I have been developing apps since even before the iPad
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Can all of us as professionals please stop saying that the iPad created the digital AAC?
I have been meaning to write this blog post for such a long time, and with every new interview
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Social Media for speech therapy: A personal shout out to my #slpeeps days before the Asha convention 2011
After finishing my weekly drum lesson, I sat in my office chair and read the above tweet from @bronwynah, which
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Linkedin for Speech-Language Pathologists
I cannot say I remember the day in which networking and making professional connections was only done during professional conventions,
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New Symbol set available for developers: Smarty Symbols
For the last few months I have been working on a new symbol set that would bring a set of
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Is the iPad revolutionizing Speech Therapy? From an SLP & app developer.
It seemed like just an ordinary day back in November of 2009, when I was playing with my iPhone and
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Calling all app developers: A request from GeekSLP.com
This is a public request to all app developers: most importantly educational, games, utility, and medical app developers. I have
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What Every SLP Needs to Know About Writing eBooks
Writing My First eBook After practicing as a Speech-Language Pathologist for almost three years, I became interested in treating private patients. I
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Nomenclature and basic functions of Twitter
This post is brought to you by the word: argot (ahr-goh) /ˈɑr goʊ / -noun a specialized idiomatic vocabulary peculiar
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GeekSLP Tv #15: iPad 2 Review – one of many
After waiting in line for 2 and a half hours: here is my first post after the ipad 2. This
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iPad stands… here is where I stand on the topic
The Macworld 2011 was full of iPad cases and stands. Way more than any iPad user could need. I enjoyed
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How schools can get 50% OFF on iPad Apps
How educational institutions can purchase apps and get 50% off : Apple has implemented a program called “The Volume Purchase”
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Facebook Pages for SLPs
If you are interested in technology, and networking with speech therapists online, Facebook.com can be a great option. Long gone
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Halloween themed apps to improve children’s language skills
In the spirit of Halloween I have decided to look at a few Halloween themed apps that can be used
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GeekSLP Tv Episode #7: Using The Sims to improve Language skills.
Recording this Podcast made me remember my days as an undergraduate student in Brazil. The use of “The Sims” in
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Sunny Articulation Test – Best Speech Therapy App on iTunes
I have decided to make my GeekSLP Tv #6 about an app that I have created: The Sunny Articulation Test.
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GeekSLP TV #5: Social Media, Web 2.0 and Speech Therapy
I have submitted a paper today to the Texas Speech and Hearing COnference on this topic, and I decided to
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GeekSLP TV – Episode #4: IOS4 Update, Talking Tom, #SLPeeps
After a long vacation in Thailand I am back to the west side of the world and ready for some
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Using iPhone apps on the iPad – How do they look?
Some apps are designed only for iPhone/iPod and others are for iPad as well. The apps designed for all devices
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Creative ideas to use the basic functions of the iPhone or iPod Touch for Speech Therapy
There are more than 400 million active iPhone users worldwide. On top of that there are over 260,000,000 iPod Touch
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