It’s October, and that means AAC Awareness month. AAC (Alternative and Augmentative Communication) is a means for those with communication
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The 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
Continue readingCall Scotland AAC Wheel of Apps
Call Scotland have recently updated their AAC Wheel of Apps for iPads. A valuable resource when it was first released
Continue readingSymbol Backgrounds When Using MS Teams in a Web Browser
Last week, Tizzy Voizey from Boardmaker UK presented a fantastic webinar on creating symbol backgrounds in Zoom, MS Teams and
Continue readingUsing AAC at home: Simple AAC
We’ve been spending a lot more time at home recently. For many families who live with an AAC (Augmentative and
Continue readingAAC Resources for use in Hospitals
Being in a hospital can be an upsetting experience at the best of times, but it can be compounded by
Continue readingVoice banking – What is it and how to create a digital voice? A step by step guide with The Voice Keeper
Voice banking is the process which allows individuals, who are at a risk of losing their voice due to an
Continue readingApps for Children with Autism
Welcome to the second part of our two-part series on Apps for People with Autism. Today we focus on apps
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Supporting AAC Users
In this time of uncertainty, having access to communication is more important than ever, so that we can all stay
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