Part 6: Customizing for People with Physical impairments

The people around the AAC user are important. They are the communication partners. Communication partners need to build their skills to support and interact with AAC users. Communication partners must learn to model, wait, prompt and respond.

AssistiveWare’s Amanda, a Speech-Language Pathologist with over 20 years experience working in schools and with families and as a technology consultant, shares her tips for literacy instruction for an AAC user.

Keedogo Plus is an iPad keyboard with word prediction designed for children and young students.