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AAC Link Up – April 15
Happy Tuesday, AAC friends! Once a week, we invite you to share your own AAC-related content, product news, or anything... [Read More...]
Happy Tuesday, AAC friends! Once a week, we invite you to share your own AAC-related content, product news, or anything... [Read More...]
How can school-based programs work efficiently and effectively without using a one-size-fits-all approach? Today, we learn about the approach used... [Read More...]
When learners are still struggling with communication in their teenage years and beyond, it means we have a lot of... [Read More...]
Strategy of the Month AAC Assessment for People with Aphasia Communication Books & Aphasia Speech Supplementation Strategies Aphasia, Supported Communication,... [Read More...]
Check out these 4 free apps that can help SPARK commenting. They are great fun that will inspire commenting but... [Read More...]
Begin the July 4th conversation now, talk about it on the 4th as it is happening, and then summarize the experience... [Read More...]
Yes. Although this question was settled definitively in 1991 by US Special Education Programs former director Judith Schrag, there are... [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...]