Assistive Technology
Assistive Technology for SUHSD[6].pdfFrequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Assistive Technology for SUHSD (Spanish version)
AAC is a term that is used to describe diverse methods of communication that help our students who are unable to use verbal expression. The link above is a one page summary with multiple links to AAC resources, communication boards, and social stories.
Assistive technology devices as defined by IDEA (2004) as "Any item, piece of equipment or product system, whether acquired commercially off the shelf, modified, or customized, that is used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of children with disabilities." An AT device could also be a low tech device such as a pencil grip to other devices or software. The link above is a one page summary with multiple links to AT digital and non digital resources.
Navigating the multiple resources for parents and AT can be quite a challenge because there are many resources out there. The link above is a one page summary that provides some resources for parents and AT.
Book Share
Book Share
Special Services AT team made a video to show you what book share is and how to use it.
Low Tech AAC
Low Tech AAC
Special Services AT team made a video to show you what Low Tech AAC is and some examples that can help when planning your instruction thinking about all learners.