PrAACtically Printing: AAC Apps & SGDs
Whether you are working with a traditional SGD or an AAC app, chances are, you want to print a ‘no tech’ version for modeling and/or as a backup communication aid. We’ve shared printable communication boards and books on many previous occasions but here are links to some of the ones that are requested most frequently.
- Proloquo2Go Crescendo (English, Spanish, French, & Dutch)
- Snap + Core First (multiple sizes/layouts) and editable copies via Boardmaker Online
- LAMP Words for Life
- WordPower (many versions: regular and poster; some Spanish)
- Unity (with free PASS software)
- Speak for Yourself
- Core Samples
Do you print and use other manual communication boards or posters? We’d love to hear about that.
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Tagged With: AAC apps, downloads, printable, SGDs
This post was written by Carole Zangari
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For some of our AAC users we could not find a core board to download so we take screen shots and print straight from the iPad. We also do this with users who have modified home pages, such as our LAMP users and ones who use alternative access method. I know that for some devices/pagesets this won’t always be possible, but we’ve not come across one yet and it’s been really helpful for all staff to be able to model in this way.
very helpful for the new learner and .i have a question .the core words in the communication board is known as sight words too?
Actually, these are different things, Sikiti. Core words refer to high-frequency vocabulary words (words that we use most often). Sight words is used for reading, and refers to words that students learn to memorize on sight (rather than decoding them). Hope that helps.