Happy Tuesday, AAC friends! Once a week, we invite you to share your own AAC-related content, product news, or anything... [Read More...]
When budgets are low but creative energy is high, it’s time to consider a new project. Check out these AAC-related... [Read More...]
In memory of Christine Wright-Ott (1951-2023), we are reprising her guest posts on the importance of effective mobility strategies for... [Read More...]
When people with significant motor challenges use AAC apps on a mobile device, there can be several stumbling blocks related... [Read More...]
Happy Sunday, AAC friends. Here are some posts you might enjoy. Tuesday-AAC Link Up Wednesday-Video of the Week: The Power... [Read More...]
Cell phones are ubiquitous these days, and almost all of them have a camera. In today’s post, we share some... [Read More...]
Floods, tornadoes, and severe storms have been in the news lately. We can’t predict when extreme weather or other natural... [Read More...]
Professionals, family members, and AAC users are often frustrated when relevant research is published behind a paywall. Today, we’re pleased... [Read More...]
When educationally-based professionals collaborate on improving the communication environment for students who use AAC, everyone benefits. Classroom Observation for Communication... [Read More...]
Happy Sunday, AAC friends. We have some posts that might be of interest. Monday – AAC Implementation Framework: Step 5... [Read More...]
It’s almost that time of year, AAC friends. With AAC Awareness Month right around the corner, AAC and AT Specialist... [Read More...]
We’re always looking for fun ways to engage AAC learners and give them meaningful opportunities to use their emerging language... [Read More...]
Looking for an AAC app for someone who reads and writes? Here are a few free ones that you can... [Read More...]
This week’s video features a presentation by Lisa Lehman, winner of the 2012 ISAAC-Words+ Outstanding Consumer Lecture Award. Presented in... [Read More...]
People with aphasia are often most successful when a number of different strategies are combined. In this post, we discuss... [Read More...]
Marlene Cummings is back to share some thoughts on creating communication-friendly environments. As an AAC consultant to the Oakland Schools, Marlene... [Read More...]
It’s summer time and hopefully you have some time for some fun meaningful language experiences. There are many resources to... [Read More...]
We’re wrapping up Aphasia Month with another fine post from Dr. Kristy Weissling. You can see her earlier posts here... [Read More...]
We love PrAACtical research that involves intervention that presumes competence. In this post, we bring you an article by Drs.... [Read More...]
When people have significant communication difficulties that severely restrict their participation in daily life experiences, professionals and families alike sometimes... [Read More...]
For school-aged children, few things are more painful that being excluded from a group. Today we’re excited to share a... [Read More...]
This month, we have enjoyed writing about communication strategies for aphasia. Partner supported communication is the platform for many of... [Read More...]