AT Tip (Question) of the Week: Can We Speed Up Text To Speech?
When someone uses AAC, it is important that they learn to be proficient with their device so they can communicate … Read more about this topic
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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
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
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
Adults with ID and the Importance of Everyday Choices
Routines are great. Until they’re not. Many of us rely on routines. They help reduce anxiety and make our days … Read more about this topic
AAC in a Nutshell: A Refresher for School-Based Implementation
This presentation was given as a follow up to a series of trainings provided at Mastery Charter School for AAC … Read more about this topic
The Silence of Speechlessness
Bob Williams says it all. Click on the link below to access the downloadable PDF of the poster. The Silence … Read more about this topic
Protect the Tech! DIY and iPads: Mounting, Keyguards, and an iPad Carrying Case
It is natural to be concerned about keeping your tech safe and clean. After all, an iPad + AAC app … Read more about this topic