This week our film team has uploaded a new batch of clips teaching simple behavioral commands. These clips use live-action generalizations and picture communication icons to generalize the meaning of common behavioral directives including clean-up, inside voice, feet down, look, and many, many more!

This week's article presents a detailed guide to using your own personal video clips with Gemiini. It covers each step in the process of filming clips, uploading clips from your computer to your Gemiini account, and using these clips in custom Gemiini videos. It explores some of the reasons you might want to upload personal clips and provides a few examples of teaching objectives for which you may consider using personal clips with your child.

Our film team has uploaded a new set of image words that use sounds and images to generalize the names of musical instruments. We've also added a small batch of live action clips teaching words for basic soccer actions such as "kick," "dribble," "score," and "save."

This article answers frequently asked questions about dosage.

In late 2017, our film crew teamed up with the clinicians and medical imaging professionals at Summit Therapy and Pullman Regional Hospital to start work on a new and improved series of X-Ray Phonemic Alphabet clips. This week I'm excited to announce that these clips are now available in the Gemiini clip library!

This week we've uploaded a new set of clips that model how to perform basic computer interactions with a keyboard and mouse. We've also added new image generalizations to our clip library for words related to school subjects and school supplies.