AAC Link Up – October 8
Happy Tuesday, AAC friends! Once a week, we invite you to share your own AAC-related content, product news, or anything else that you’d like others in the AAC community to know about. It may be a recent post you’ve written, a slide deck from your AAC presentation, a handout, video, or meme that you’ve posted online, an AAC product you’ve created, an announcement for an AAC camp or conference, or any other prAACtical content you developed and want to share with the AAC community.
To post your own link, scroll all the way down to the bottom of this post and complete the form. Enter the URL and the name/title in the boxes provided below. If you are on a mobile device, click over to the full website version to do this.
The AAC Link Up is moderated to keep us from being spammed so it may take a little while for your link to show up.
Note: If you receive this post in your email inbox, you are probably getting it before anyone has had a chance to add their links. Check back later in the day if you’re interested in seeing what people from around the globe are sharing.
- 3 Areas of Goals for Using Augmentative Communication with Interactive Books
- A Handbook for Your AAC Implementation
- AAC Animal Advice Memes
- AAC Awareness Month 2019
- AAC technologies for young children
- Culturally and linguistically diverse student and family perspectives of AAC
- Get a Road Map for your AAC Journey
- Getting Started with AAC: Access to low tech symbol based resources when pointing is difficult
- Let’s Go | Core Vocabulary Song
- Low Tech Reading with Single Switch Device
- Making Communication a Reality for All
- Meg's Go To List of CORE Vocabulary Activities- because "core" Isn't the Activity
- Modeling Plan Posters for Staff
- My Turn | Core Vocabulary Song
- Prepositions with AAC- Not your average prepositions- Speech Therapy Tool
- Proloquo2Go is ready for your Mac
- Saltillo October 2019 AAC Calendar Supports
- Scope of Competence for BCBAs
- Scope of Competence in Behavior Analysis Article
- Tangible Symbols
- Visual Story Maps for Reading Milestones
Filed under: AAC Link Up
This post was written by Carole Zangari