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    • Basic Ideas
      • Communication is a human right.
      • Behavior Communicates.
      • Many Ways to Communicate
      • The “Best” Way to Communicate
      • Natural Communication
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      • What is AT?
      • AAC – Augmentative & Alternative Communication
    • Describing Now
      • What Is Working Now?
      • On Purpose Or By Accident
      • Reasons – Why Communicate?
      • Motivation
      • Related Skills
      • Motor Planning
      • Messages Now
      • Share What You Know
    • Encouraging Today
      • I Like You.
      • Making a Connection
      • You Are A Model
      • All the Time & Everywhere
      • Creating Chances
      • The Setting Matters
      • Add One More Step
      • No Worries
      • Have Courage
    • Expanding for Tomorrow
      • Ready or Not?
      • Consider Imitation
      • Consider Frustration
      • Consider Understanding
      • Consider The Gap
      • Consider Changes
      • Choosing Words
      • Opening The Box
      • Who Does What?
    • Next Steps and Resources
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Tag: AT Makers

Tag: AT Makers

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TechOWLPa.org is live!

Posted on: October 17, 2018 Last updated on: October 17, 2018 Written by: Kathryn Helland
Do you live in Pennsylvania  and need technology to help you lead your life?  The Assistive Technology programs at the Institute on Disabilities have a new website.  It is now easier to find out about all the services, including the…
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Protect the Tech! DIY and iPads: Mounting, Keyguards, and an iPad Carrying Case

Posted on: February 13, 2018 Last updated on: February 13, 2018 Written by: Kathryn Helland
It is natural to be concerned about keeping your tech safe and clean.  After all, an iPad + AAC app is expensive.  We want to protect both our investment and our client’s voice! Our instinct is to keep the device…
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AT Makers Joining Forces

Posted on: December 4, 2017 Last updated on: December 4, 2017 Written by: Kathryn Helland
The Maker Movement has garnered much attention in recent years.  Maker Faires take place in cities across the globe.  Websites, such as Instructables, share projects for making anything from birdhouses to Arc Reactors. The Maker Movement is having a growing…
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