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The ABCs of AAC: U is for understand.
Says it all really
The ABCS of AAC: V is for voice.
The ABCs of AAC: O is for organization.
The ABCs of AAC: D is for device. This is where an AAC users voice lives. The device is nothing more than a fancy box unless it is in the hands of the communicator.
The ABCs of AAC: F is for family.
The ABCs of AAC: T is for team.
Read on for AssistiveWare’s recommendations on what words to use and what words to avoid when talking about AAC based on a survey of the AAC community.
Read on for AssistiveWare’s recommendations on what words to use and what words to avoid when talking about AAC based on a survey of the AAC community.
AAC users need to be able to communicate about complex topics.How can you support an AAC user to communicate about these topics too?
