Emo Control is a safe environment to study emotion expressions at your own pace. They happen so suddenly and can be over so quickly in real time.
Face Controller: A dozen large finger-driven animation sequences of common facial expressions and movements that usually last for a second or two in real life. You control the speed and direction. Toggle between male and female at a tap. FingerDrive gives a smooth and precise control over moving faces.
Mood Reader: Eleven scenes of one or two people. Read their faces and guess their feelings. Use their thought bubbles to type what you think they are thinking. A mood scanner provides some help. Use the comment box to record your impressions. A creative writing / role playing activity perhaps, as if completing pages for comic books.
Emotion Keyboard: A selection of 29 emotion expressions. You know the feeling when you feel something, but you cannot quite put your finger on it? Now you can, quickly. Good for building vocabulary, and for starting discussions of the feelings the arise in everyday life and how we deal with them. Can be used like face-cards for restorative practise and witness interviews, or just to give people a live update on how you are feeling.
Lip Reader: Fun with phonemes. Lipreading is one of the most prized of all communication skills. A set of sixteen animated phonemes shows why it is so difficult.
Face Match: Three expressions on four faces. A simple illustration of how similar feelings can be expressed by different people.
Face Quiz: 40 multiple-choice questions over four levels.
Emo Control can be a useful tool for parents, teachers, therapists. care workers and social workers.
Who can benefit:
Older kids and adults on the autism spectrum.
People who can read but are hard of hearing or non-verbal.
People with communication, behavioural and emotional challenges.
Dont miss our book Emotions for Visual Thinkers, available at the iBooks Store: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/book/emotions-for-visual-thinkers/id983325092?mt=11