AT Tip of the Week: Using AirDrop
It might seem simple, but not everyone knows about AirDrop. It is a way to share photos, videos, Notes, and … Read more about this topic
Kathryn Helland
Using both AAC and Spoken Words.
AAC is not simply for those who cannot speak. That’s why it’s called Augmentative and Alternative Communication. On Twitter, I … Read more about this topic
AT Tip of the Week: Restrictions and Privacy on the iPad
Guided access is a great tool to keep someone in an app. For AAC learners, this may be an important … Read more about this topic
Working with What You Have: Using the Entire iPad Screen as a Switch
People who use iPads for augmentative and alternative communication often know that it is possible to hook up switches to … Read more about this topic
Free Webinars on AAC
While looking for resources online, I found a PDF on the ASHA website containing links to free webinars on different … Read more about this topic
AT Tip of the Week: Text to Speech AAC on the Fly
If you have an Apple device, you can turn it into an instant text to speech, speech generating device. Of … Read more about this topic
AT Tip of the Week: Turning Web Pages into PDFs
If you are using the Safari web browser on an iPad or iPhone, you can save any website as a … Read more about this topic
Modeling AAC with Adults
When you search the internet for videos on modeling AAC, the majority are of children, often in school settings. This … Read more about this topic
AT Tip of the Week: Guided Access to Support AAC use on the iPad
The iPad is a consumer electronic. It has indeed been a game changer in the field of assistive technology, but … Read more about this topic
AT Tip of the Week: Magnification on the iPhone or iPad
Pocket magnifiers have existed for a while. Devices, such as the Ruby HD Handheld Video Magnifier, have allowed people with … Read more about this topic