About this app

English version

Description

Who is this app for :

Members of the Bilingual Aphasia Test Community, who have an Android Touch Tablet or

Android Smart Phone and who have used the BAT before.

What is the app :

AndroidBAT is a virtual paper stimulus book. It is a free OpenSource application which is simply

a ‘virtual paper’ version of the original BAT Stimuli PFDs, with ‘eyes’, ‘ears’ and ‘skin’.

The BAT was created by the Bilingual Aphasia Community of Researchers.

To run test, you need original eBAT Test PDFs, and a person who speaks the language you are

testing. The original Test PDFs, along with the instructions on how to administer the BAT are

presently available on 2 sites :

• McGill University – Linguistic Department – BAT
http://www.mcgill.ca/linguistics/research/bat/

• École d’orthophonie et d’audiologie – Agora des professionnels de la santé - BAT
http://www.eoa.umontreal.ca/agora_professionnels/professionnels_sante/BAT_anglais.html

Why would you want to use the AndroidBAT instead of a PDF? The AndroidBAT has the added

benefit of allowing for a diversity of data collection integrated directly into the test. AndroidBAT

allows recording of eye-gaze and audio during a patient's interview, without visible external

camera or microphone, while providing more analyzable data (e.g., eye-gaze, audio, touch, etc.)

than the PDF format. Data can then be easily synced or shared with colleagues using Dropbox

for instance.

AndroidBAT works on both tablets and phones. It has been tested on:

• Motorola XOOM 10inch Tablet

• Nexus 7 7inch Tablet

• HTC Desire 4inch Phone

• Nexus S 4inch Phone

User Guide for how to use the AndroidBAT buttons.
https://github.com/iLanguage/AndroidBilingualAphasiaTest/blob/master/documentation/UserGuide.pdf?raw=true

To report bugs or vote on new features.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dGpiRDhreGpmTFBmQ2FUTVVjVlhESHc6MQ

The BAT was Androidified by:

• Gina Cook - iLanguage Lab, Montréal Canada

• Alexandra Marquis - École de Orthophonie et Audiologie, Université de Montréal

• Émie Dessureault - École de Orthophonie et Audiologie, Université de Montréal

• Kim Dan Nguyen - École de Orthophonie et Audiologie, Université de Montréal

Instructions & Source Code to create your own Android Aphasia apps
https://github.com/BilingualAphasia/AndroidBilingualAphasiaTest/issues/milestones?state=closed&with_issues=yes

The BATScorer can be used to enter a patient's data, and calculate a patient's results, and will

run on any computer (Mac, Windows, Linux), on any mobile device (Android, iPad), anywhere

there is a modern browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox).

http://ilanguage.github.io/BilingualAphasiaTestScorer/public/view/main.html

New features

New Languages
* Greek, Kannada
Lots of bug fixes to support video recording on more devices.
Added direct link to view the Test PDFs for the chosen language.
Available Languages
* English, French, Inuktitut, Spanish, Hebrew, Russian, Greek, Kannada
Data Export
* Eye-gaze (if Android device has a front facing camera, otherwise audio)
* Touch data in json format
* Patient details in csv format
* Handwriting in .jpg format
Other languages can be added, just let us know which ones you would like!

App Permissions

Allows an application to write to external storage.
Required to be able to access the camera device.
Allows an application to record audio.
Allows applications to open network sockets.
Allows applications to access information about networks.
Allows an application to broadcast sticky intents.
Allows an application to read from external storage.