Redactie Hogeschool Utrecht
Published 17 July 2017
Hogeschool Utrecht
Five ICT students at HU set out to help people with aphasia find and share their words. Rick Ossendrijver completed Express Me, a free Android tablet app that turns picture-and-word tiles into a clear spoken voice.
You choose a category, tap the words you need, and combine them into a sentence. People with aphasia who tried the app gave positive feedback, and the content is easy to personalise so it can match each user’s daily life.
