Embedded Files
Feature Description
Feature Description
- Static display voice output device with multiple levels
- Comes in 4, 9, 20, and 32 cells. Each option also has a "social row" of additional cells at the top that can be programmed with frequently used phrases
- Used with students who need practice using voice output devices, but are not ready for the changing screens of a dynamic display (i.e. iPad based communication systems)
- Overlay is composed of core vocabulary symbols
- The voice output is recorded by school staff. The voice used on the device should match the age, gender, and ethnicity of the student who is using it.
- Uses AA batteries
Overlays
Overlays
These overlays can be printed and inserted into the device.
Resources
Resources
Programming
Programming
View video to learn how to record messages
View video to learn how to record messages
If you have a student who wants to "play" with the record or level buttons, you can lock those functions. Instructions for locking recording and levels can be found here
*Please note although this is a manual for the GoTalk 9+, programming is the same across device sizes.
Implementation Examples/Videos
Implementation Examples/Videos
GoTalk 20 Book Reading.movShared reading with GoTalk 20+
Shared reading with GoTalk 20+
Erickson's 36.pdfCore Vocabulary
The Universal Core vocabulary is a set of 36 highly useful single words that can be used alone or in combination to communicate for a range of purposes on countless topics with a wide variety of communication partners.
Several formats are available to support student access through direct pointing or touch, eye gaze selection, and partner-assisted scanning. Additionally, high contrast versions are available to address the needs of some students with visual impairments and 3D symbols are available for students who are blind.
All formats are available for free download and printing from: http://www.project-core.com/communication-systems/.
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