Let’s have another online chat!
Having enjoyed our first online chat on April 20th, ISAAC would like to invite people who use AAC to meet again on May 4th to talk about what's important to…
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Aided Language Input, Attributing Meaning, Core Vocabulary and Pre-symbolic Communicators
Aided language input involves pairing speech with graphic symbols to teach symbolic communication. An often overlooked aspect of aided language input is attributing meaning to non-symbolic behaviors. This webinar will…
Tools and Tips to Support Communication
Join us as we showcase specific tools supporting communication about the COVID-19 virus and the unique circumstances involved. Resources presented will include supporting a communicator with COVID-19, supporting communication at…
USSAAC is Co-Sponsoring the 19th ISAAC Biennial Conference in Cancun Mexico
ISAAC is excited to announce the venue for ISAAC 2020, the 19th Biennial Conference of the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (ISAAC). The main conference will be held…
Announcing ISAAC Conference 2020 Postponement *** Anunciando Aplazamiento de la Conferencia ISAAC 2020
Dear ISAAC Supporter: Conference 2020 has now been officially postponed. Please click here to read our March 25, 2020 press release. For more information, click here for our Conference 2020 Postponement Q & A.…
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Wheelchair to Walker: Educators and SLPs are Encouraging Hands-Free Walker Mobility for Students with Complex Communication Needs!
This workshop will describe a multidisciplinary (SLP, OT, ATP, Teacher) Walker Mobility Program for preschool and elementary students with physical disabilities implemented at the Bridge School since 2006.
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A Discussion of Empowering Autonomy and Self in Individuals with AAC Needs
Wednesday, October 14, 2020 7:00-8:00 PM EDT SEMINAR DESCRIPTION: This seminar will explore the various cultural attitudes toward people with AAC needs, and how clinicians, especially AAC specialists, can empower…
Beyond Knowing Where to Find Messages on High Tech Augmentative and Alternative Systems; What Can We do to Increase Use in Social Interactions
Individuals with Aphasia can successfully augment their communication with high tech systems. Individuals with Aphasia are motivated to communicate with others, especially in the types of interactions that are important to them.
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Join Us for ATIA 2021: AT Connected
January 25-28, 2021 and February 1-4, 2021 Over the past 21 years, ATIA has been a community gathering for assistive technology practitioners, teachers, parents and caregivers, persons with disabilities and…
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AAC & Ethics
Join us for a panel discussion with Nicole Tripp, Judith Schoonever, and
Tracy Racksenberg
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