AAC – ATandMe

October 2, 2025 Juliann Bergin

AAC Awareness Month- Discounts for 2025

October is AAC Awareness Month, a time to celebrate communication

A boy sitting in a wheel chair using eye gaze to look at a screen

June 26, 2025 Sean Loughran

Getting Started with Eye Gaze or Eye-Tracking Software

Eye gaze technology can open up new opportunities for individuals

drawing of a young boy and girl using a communication machine to communicate

April 14, 2025 Christina Cannon

Adapting Communication Devices for Gestalt Language Processors

Authors: Polly Walsh and Christina Cannon SJOG Liffey Services What is

March 24, 2025 Katie V. LaSalle

Enable Ireland’s Additional Training and Support Resource Page

Assistive Technology is meant to enable independence, but learning how

Girl in wheelchair with a mounted laptop that says 'ABC' on the screen

October 9, 2024 Juliann Bergin

Top 5 Apps for Text-based AAC 2024

Text-based AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) systems are designed for

September 25, 2024 Juliann Bergin

Top 5 Symbol-based AAC Apps 2024

Symbol-based AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) apps are designed to

December 6, 2023 Sean Loughran

Using a Chromebook for users with diverse needs

Google Chromebooks offer various assistive technology options to support users

November 17, 2023 Shirley Deakin

The James Brosnan Scholarship: Foundations in AT Course

Enable Ireland’s National AT Training Service is delighted to announce

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June 19, 2023 Karl O'Keeffe

Live Speech and Personal Voice – Apple Accessibility 2023 Part 2

…it can be used right from lock screen. This feature alone will make it extremely useful and allow people participate in spontaneous communication without having to unlock the device and find the app.

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May 12, 2023 Aviva Cohen

New app interprets the emotions of nonverbal people

Empathic app helps carers interpret the emotions expressed by nonverbal