Blogs
Overview
Emily speaks English, Spanish, and AAC
Watch Emily, a bubbly bilingual girl who switches languages easily in Proloquo2Go.
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“I think I have surprised a lot of people”
Ben can’t speak because of his cerebral palsy (CP), but he’s been using AAC apps to communicate for years.
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Respecting privacy in AAC
Autism Acceptance Month challenges us to examine how we teach autonomy and privacy to people learning to use AAC. Alyssa Hillary is an Autistic graduate student in neuroscience, where they do AAC-related research. Their perspective on privacy and autonomy was so powerful that it needed its own blog, which they tell about in their own words here.
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Tips on selecting a page set
This blog will help you choose a page set when starting simPODD.
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Explore your simPODD: what can you say?
The messages in simPODD are organized in a particular way. Learn how simPODD works!
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Making the most of Proloquo4Text
Proloquo4Text lets you type to communicate and connect. Discover all the features within the app to customize, personalize, and use it as easily as possible.
11 minute read
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Adjustable grids
Proloquo2Go offers vocabularies that grow with the user and are easily customizable.
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Using AAC to talk about emotions
How did you learn to label your emotional state as “sad” or “tired”? This blog is full of strategies for teaching the spoken words for feelings - especially for AAC users.
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Tips on customizing your new simPODD
Make simPODD personal to your child. This article will help you prioritize what might be customized in your simPODD.
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Presuming Maggie’s competence
Erin Sheldon reflects on her own journey of presuming competence with her daughter Maggie.
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Grammar support
Grammar support for verbs, nouns, pronouns and adjectives to support language development.
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