PráctiCAAmente Conectados: CAA Con Links – Julio 2022
It’s a great day for sharing AAC resources in Spanish! On the first Friday of every month, we feature a Spanish version of our AAC Link Up, CAA con Links. If you have AAC-related announcements, materials, or videos in Spanish that you would like others to know about, we’d love to have you add that information below. Also, please share this with anyone who might be interested in contributing to or using the materials that get added to these posts.
Organized by Claudia Marimon, these posts also feature AAC work being done in Spanish-speaking countries. You can find entries from previous months here. Today, she features resources from The AAC Coach and Assistiveware that may be of interest to the Spanish-speaking community.
Enjoy!
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Comenzamos este mes compartiendo conceptos fundamentales de CAA que son necesarios para llevar adelante buenas prácticas basadas en la evidencia. Afortunadamente podemos encontrar algunos recursos que nos hacen fácil disponer de esta información en español, proveniente de expertos y especialistas en el tema.
Estamos muy conscientes que muchas personas en la comunidad hispanohablante han comenzado en el campo de la CAA por la necesidad de brindar acceso a la comunicación a sus hijos o a sus estudiantes o pacientes y han ido aprendiendo a medida que van implementando los apoyos o estrategias a las que tienen acceso.
Hoy queremos compartir algunas páginas web, post que han sido desarrollados en español o traducidos al español con información muy importante, útil y basada en la evidencia.
Invitamos a todos a que puedan formarse en CAA, pero nos ayuda tener estos conceptos claros para avanzar por nuestra cuenta.
- https://www.assistiveware.com/es/aprende-caa
- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjPtiDbjoVEnsQGhDkxNeBg
- https://alfasaac.com/
- Post Instagram y facebook traducidos de https://www.theaaccoach.com/
We start this month by sharing fundamental AAC concepts that are necessary to carry out good evidence-based practices. Fortunately, we can find some resources that make it easy for us to have this information in Spanish, from experts and specialists on the subject.
We are very aware that many people in the Spanish-speaking community have started in the field of AAC out of the need to provide access to communication to their children or their students or patients and have been learning as they implement the supports or strategies to those who have access.
Today we want to share some web pages, and posts that have been developed in Spanish or translated into Spanish with very important, useful, and evidence-based information.
We invite everyone to be trained in AAC, but it helps us to have these clear concepts to move forward on our own.
- https://www.assistiveware.com/es/aprende-caa
- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjPtiDbjoVEnsQGhDkxNeBg
- https://alfasaac.com/
- Post Instagram and Facebook translated from https://www.theaaccoach.com/
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This post was written by Carole Zangari