New Lessons: Populated greetings in motion: low traffic & Populated greetings in motion: high traffic Who it is for: Learners of all ages, especially late elementary, middle, and high school age Learners What's new: We have added extra characters and background sounds...

Dr. Greg Downing of Innovation Horizons is a consultant to Floreo and a community pediatrician. He shared his thoughts on a recent journal article. Amidst the current pandemic, one of the major shifts in care for serving those affected by disabilities has been the...

Dr. Gregory Downing, DO, PhD, the founder of Innovation Horizons and a Floreo consultant, recently shared his thoughts on the benefits of technology within the autism community: In recent years, there have been many exciting new software and devices products that have...

New Teaching Story! Public Health: Why do others wear masks? Who it is for: Learners of all ages What's new: During this lesson, we give the Learner a visual representation of the droplets that are released when people around us speak, cough, sing, or yell to show the...

Looking for a fun way to celebrate Halloween with your Floreo Learner? In most locations across the U.S. this year, trick-or-treating at neighborhood houses will be out of the question, but if you are looking for a substitute, Floreo may be the answer. The Floreo...

Get a sneak peek of our upcoming COVID-19 lesson, watch our CEO, Vijay Ravindran on The Conversation with Adrienne Lawrence, and more in our latest newsletter!  ...

We are thrilled to announce that we have entered into a new partnership with The Frist Center for Autism and Innovation at Vanderbilt University as part of a grant from The National Science Foundation to build job training and skills content. The project supports...

There’s a new kid in town! She is from Cleveland, loves studying bugs and reptiles. Her favorite class is biology and she wants to be a wildlife biologist when she grows up. What should we name her? Let us know what you think and if we choose your suggestion, we will...

New Teaching Story! Public Health: Why do we wear masks? Who it is for: Learners of all ages What's new: During this lesson, we give the Learner a visual representation of the droplets that are released when a person speaks, coughs, sings, or yells to show the Learner...

We have had some exciting new developments as we come to the end of the summer: a new partnership to develop ADHD content, the publication of more of our research, the release of a new sensory space, and new school district and clinic customers. Read more about what...