Author: NCSE Advisors and Therapy team members For some autistic students, oral speech may not be their primary method of
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Have fun – type faster – Zty.pe
The speed and efficiency at which we can type is an important factor in our success in other areas. I
Continue readingAlea IntelliGaze with Grid Pad
Introduction For someone who fine touchscreens, mouse or keyboards inaccessible, eye gaze is an alternative method to allow a user
Continue readingFree AT Webinars and resources
We’re delighted to share with you details of FREE webinars and AT resources which we hope will be of interest.
Continue readingHam Sandwich Sessions: Safe Care Technologies
The last year has been an incredibly challenging time for people as we have all had to adapt to a
Continue readingLook to Speak App for Android – controlled by eye movements
Look to Speak is a new Android App, produced by Google Creative Lab as part of their Start with One,
Continue readingOctober- AAC Awareness month
It’s October, and that means AAC Awareness month. AAC (Alternative and Augmentative Communication) is a means for those with communication
Continue readingThe Number One Strategy for AAC: Modeling
Modelling is an approach that encourages us to communicate with the AAC user, using their AAC system. This helps AAC
Continue readingUsing AAC to support Physiotherapy Exercise Programme
Assistive technology for communication, known as Alternative and Augmentative and Communication, or AAC, isn’t always about using technology to express
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Call Scotland have recently updated their AAC Wheel of Apps for iPads. A valuable resource when it was first released
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