Phonemic Keyboards:
Talking Keyboards:
There are also apps for the iPad and iPhone for AAC users. These apps use symbols and words to help people communicate who may or may not be able to read:
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Students who are unable to speak or are difficult to understand by others can use AAC tools to help communicate. Some examples of AAC tools are:
Phonemic Keyboards:
Talking Keyboards:
There are also apps for the iPad and iPhone for AAC users. These apps use symbols and words to help people communicate who may or may not be able to read:
Phonemic Keyboards:
Talking Keyboards:
There are also apps for the iPad and iPhone for AAC users. These apps use symbols and words to help people communicate who may or may not be able to read:
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