This screen is from the sub-section Memory/Sequential Tasks. The client listens to a sentence that includes two actions, then must choose the picture that corresponds to the two actions in the correct order.
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Visual Matching

In this section, tasks include matching object pictures, action pictures, shapes, letters, numbers, and written items (nouns, verbs, and phrases).


Reading Comprehension

Exercises involve matching written words/phrases to object/action pictures; matching sentences to pictures; completing sentences and paragraphs; understanding paragraphs and practical reading; and synonym identification and idiom definition matching.


Semantics

This section contains three subsections: Semantic relationships - selecting semantically-related pictures/words; Odd-one-out - identifying pictures/words that do not fit the category which the others fall into; Classification - identifying pictures/words that belong to a named category, selecting pictures/words in 2-3 different categories.

	In this exercise, the client is asked to classify items into the appropriate category. Other modules work with different skills. For example, in the reading comprehension area, the exercises in one module require the client to read a short paragraph, then answer questions relating to it.
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Sentence Processing

There are four sub-sections of Sentence Processing: Sentence comprehension - matching spoken/written sentences to pictures, answering "wh" questions, story comprehension; Sentence judgment - judging which sentence is grammatically correct or meaningful; Sentence completion - completing a sentence by selecting a correct noun, verb, phrase, etc. that fits; Sentence building - putting the given pieces into the correct order to form a sentence.


Spelling

The tasks in the Spelling section involve completing words by inserting a missing letter or letters, solving anagrams, selecting correctly-spelled words and identifying errors, rearranging segments of words, and spelling complete words from memory.


Time

Exercises include ones which involve moving the hour/minute hands on a clock to match a spoken/written time, matching clock faces to written times, and solving time problems.


Money

This group of tasks involves exercises of matching coins, matching spoken/written amounts to coins, calculating the total value of coins and change, and solving problems involving money.

	This exercise in the Money module requires the user to calculate the cost of two items.
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Professional Edition

AphasiaMate is available as a full Professional Edition, containing all modules and all exercises together with integrated functions to allow the sequencing and control to customize within-clinic use by various clients, and the reporting components that facilitate record keeping and report generation.


Client CDs

AphasiaMate modules are also available on four CDs, suitable for use by clients independently or with the assistance of a caregiver -- to supplement conventional treatment. These client modules contain the exercises developed for the various modules, but without the sequencing/control/reporting components. The following client packages are available: Auditory Processing Module (all exercises) Time and Money Modules (all exercises) Semantics and Sentence Processing Modules (all exercises) Visual Matching, Reading Comprehension, and Spelling Modules (all exercises).

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