Recordable Cards

Summary

AI-generated from vendor-published content · April 26, 2026

These are flat, card-sized devices with a built-in button that plays back a short recorded message (up to 10 seconds) when pressed, plus a dry-erase surface on the front for writing. They're aimed at learners who benefit from hearing spoken instructions, prompts, or vocabulary alongside visual cues — useful in classrooms or therapy settings for language building, following directions, or simple communication practice. Each card comes ready to use with batteries included, and audio can be re-recorded as activities change, making them reusable across many contexts. The 10-second limit is quite short, so these work best for single words, brief phrases, or simple instructions rather than anything more complex.

What Setup Looks Like

• Out of the box
  
  1. Insert included AG13 batteries (or confirm they are pre-installed).
  2. Press and hold the record button to capture a message up to 10 seconds, then release.
  3. Press the playback button on the front to hear the recording instantly.
  4. Write on the dry-erase surface with a dry-erase marker to add visual labels or notes.
• With a guide
  
  1. Plan a set of cards for a specific activity (e.g., sequencing steps, vocabulary practice, game prompts).
  2. Record matching audio for each card and write corresponding visual cues on the dry-erase surface.
  3. Introduce the cards to the learner in a structured session — allow 15–30 minutes for initial setup of a full activity set.

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