Skoogmusic Skoog 2.0
This product can assist with enjoyment, engagement, and dexterity, bringing benefits to children, adults, families, carers, health professionals, and educators.
Suitable for MLD, SLD and PMD, Down’s syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism, children with global delay, genetic conditions, sensory impairments or autism.
Skoog is a tactile musical instrument that’s unique in its level of accessibility.
Tap it, twist it, or squeeze: this new music accessory for iPad opens up a world of music play to everyone.
No matter what your skills, abilities or musical talents, Skoog is easy to use, keeping children engaged, while giving them the confidence to express themselves.
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For many people with disabilities, one of the greatest barriers to making music is the dexterity required to play a more traditional musical instrument.
Skoog removes that barrier.
Now anyone unable to play traditional instruments can join a band and take part in a range of music-making activities.
You can jam with your favourite tracks instantly.
Skoog connects wirelessly to iPad or via USB to your Mac using the free Skoog app.
Easily connect to GarageBand, your iTunes library or music streaming service, and play along with the music.
Just choose a song and get playing.
There is so much you can do, explore and play with Skoog and its supporting apps.
Skoog connects wirelessly to iPad using the free Skoog app Creative, accessible and fun Fun, tactile, accessible, intuitive and robust
Lightweight and portable Underside works with a suction mount for securing it in easily accessible positions Built-in guided access mode to hide on-screen menus and enable users to focus on playingkoog connects wirelessly to iPad using the free Skoog app Creative, accessible and fun Fun, tactile, accessible, intuitive and robust Lightweight and portable Underside works with a suction mount for securing it in easily accessible positions Built-in guided access mode to hide on-screen menus and enable users to focus on playing
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