Look and wait
Look at a button and keep your eyes there. A ring fills up, and the button is chosen. No clicking needed.
- Choose how long to look before a button is picked
- For eye-gaze devices that move the pointer on screen
A.R.I.S.E. Eye Gazer is a calm home screen of big buttons. Learners talk with My Talker, play reading games, practice everyday routines and explore a world made from their own photos. They choose by looking, or by tapping.
Each learner gets the access style that fits them, and a grown-up can change it any time.
Look at a button and keep your eyes there. A ring fills up, and the button is chosen. No clicking needed.
Choose a button with a finger, a switch, a mouse or a touch screen. Same big buttons, same calm layout.
Big picture buttons open each part. Nothing crowded, nothing hidden behind small menus.
Talk, learn words and communicate. Pick a picture to hear it said, build a sentence when it helps, and use the words a family has recorded in their own voice.
Reading games, lessons and books with read-aloud quizzes made for eye gaze, connected to the same A.R.I.S.E. Reader library classmates use.
Practice everyday routines, like potty training, one simple step at a time.
Short learning videos, picked by the grown-ups for the learner's age.
Swipe through cards to see each word and hear it said.
Their learning buddy, one look away on the home screen.
See what they've learned so far.
Fidgets and a farm world for a break between lessons.
Learn with familiar rooms, pictures and videos from the learner's real life. Choose something in a photo to see its name, then play I-Spy in their real rooms.
Grown-up tools sit behind a quick grown-up check, so a curious learner can't change them by accident.
Add photos and videos of real places, like the kitchen or the classroom, and label what's in them.
Record words and sentences for My Talker so buttons speak in a voice the learner knows.
Set an age range, pick channels or add specific videos, and set a daily limit.
Create an account with the Eye Gazer option turned on. Students in a class can join their teacher the same way.
Turn on Look and wait for an eye-gaze device, or keep Tap or click for touch, mouse or switch.
Add their photos to My World, record family words in My Talker, and set what Shorts can show.
Learners who are non-verbal, use eye gaze, or do best with large, simple choices. It is a separate, calmer home screen inside A.R.I.S.E. Reader, so they can still read the same books as their class.
No. Eye Gazer works with a finger on a touch screen, a mouse, or a switch. For Look and wait, use an eye-gaze device that moves the pointer on screen.
Yes. An Eye Gazer student can sign up with their school and teacher and join the class like any other student. See A.R.I.S.E. for teachers.
Yes. Take the tour. It needs no account, and nothing is saved.
Eye Gazer is part of A.R.I.S.E. Reader, which is free for students and for parents with up to 3 kids. See the plans for everything else.
Set up an Eye Gazer account in a few minutes, then make it theirs.
Recent improvements and what's coming next across A.R.I.S.E.