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Having tried to find some good apps for a friend's ipad to help her son with autism, I know it can be frustrating to find the apps that are good and worth the money: educational, engaging, improve communication, teach emotions, etc.
A list of some websites that provide reviews of quality apps for children with Autism was published today on Gadgetwise from the NYT. You can read it here.
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