
Digital Curation: AAC Treasures
May 26, 2012 2:17 pm 2 Comments– A curator? Who, me? When a colleague first suggested that the online things we were sharing were part of... [Read More...]
– A curator? Who, me? When a colleague first suggested that the online things we were sharing were part of... [Read More...]
I don’t think there is a house I’ve ever been to that hasn’t had a drawer that looked something like... [Read More...]
Our BHSM Strategy of the Month has focused on developing our Professional Learning Network, and in this past week we’ve... [Read More...]
– For some people with significant communication difficulties, mobile devices and AAC apps play an important role. When selected after... [Read More...]
It’s no coincidence that some of our favorite apps to use with AAC kids don’t rely on good receptive language... [Read More...]
– Awhile back I heard from a frustrated student SLP who was in despair over a clinical placement. Great kids.... [Read More...]
– For many people who use AAC, one of the biggest hurdles to communicating more effectively involves physically accessing their SGDs... [Read More...]
Today we pass the reins to Dr. Oliver Wendt from my alma mater, Purdue University. Purdue’s AAC program has made... [Read More...]
We continue to celebrate ASHA’s Better Hearing and Speech Month with a focus on SLPs, specifically, strengthening our AAC connections... [Read More...]
– –ASHA’s Center on Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) in Communication Disordersis beginning to have some relevant information for the AAC community. While... [Read More...]