Table 1.

Characteristics of individual participants’ demographics.

Participants	Age (years), gender	Highest education	Employment status	MoCAa	Diagnosis (year)	Communication disorder	Experience with technologyb
P1	56, Female	Undergraduate	Not employed	21	Encephalitis (2016)	Mild dysarthria	4
P2	46, Male	High school	Not employed	16	Traumatic brain injury (2017)	Mild dysarthria, auditory memory difficulties	3
P3	48, Male	High school	Not employed	15	Stroke (2017)	Mild dysarthria, Mild to moderate auditory memory difficulties	2
P4	61, Male	Did not complete high school	Not employed	16	Hydrocephalus (1985)	Moderate dysarthria, mild to moderate cognitive-communication disorder, auditory memory difficulties	2
P5	69, Female	Postgraduate	Not employed	22	Stroke (2019)	Mild aphasia	4
P6	81, Male	Undergraduate	Retired	15	Stroke (2017)	Moderate aphasia (comprehension better than expression), auditory memory difficulties	4
P7	57, Male	Postgraduate	Full-time	21	Stroke (2021)	Mild aphasia, mild dyslexia (acquired), slight apraxia of speech	3
P8	50, Male	Undergraduate	Not employed	15	Stroke (2010)	Mild to moderate aphasia, auditory memory difficulties	2
P9	54, Female	Undergraduate	Not employed	20	Functional neurological disorder (2016)	Mild anomia	3
P10	60, Male	Postgraduate	Not employed	13	Stroke (2012)	Moderate aphasia (comprehension better than expression), auditory memory difficulties	3

^aMoCA: Montreal Cognitive Assessment.

^bExperience with technology scale (1=inexperienced to 5=experienced).