Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Puente turns a school day into a pictogram story
Puente helps special-education schools share a child’s day with family through an ordered strip of pictograms.
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- Special-education schools and their families
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- The page credits its pictograms to ARASAAC and names Sergio Palao as their author; it also limits the pilot to 15 places.
Field notes
The public example lays out a day as an ordered pictogram timeline, with each drawing touchable and audible. The project says it limits student details to first name and grade and requires family consent for support information and daily records. Its FAQ attributes the pictograms to ARASAAC and Sergio Palao; the page also gives conflicting descriptions of whether AI is used.
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