Everything AAC - Team Videos

AAC & Communication: Materials from Ms. Hannah, M.S. CCC-SLP I am so excited for you! Introducing augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) is a huge step in supporting an individual's access to functional communication. While this is an exciting time, it may also be a scary time for communication partners (both feelings can co-exist). Introducing AAC can often feel overwhelming and daunting. It can feel like it will take a lot of extra energy and time (that you probably don't have). If you are feeling those things, you are not alone. I hope this video helps you realize that implementing AAC doesn't have to be intimidating, does not have to be overwhelming. It does not have to be a lot of extra energy. These resources were created to support you as you navigate the process of increasing your competence, confidence, and decreasing your stress!

AAC Camp: by the Communication Sciences and Disorders program at Chapman University. The video showcases a camp focused on AAC for students. It highlights activities designed to help students with communication challenges develop their skills, use AAC devices, and engage socially. The camp emphasizes inclusivity, creativity, and fun while providing a supportive environment for learning and connection

AAC functions of communication in the classroom. By the step up A T project. This video outlines various strategies for integrating augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) into classroom activities. It emphasizes how AAC tools can help students express their needs, engage with peers, and participate in lessons. Additionally, the video highlights the essential functions of communication that AAC supports, promoting a more inclusive learning environment.

How Much Language Do I Model?

The Communication Bill of Rights for AAC

The Right Way & Wrong Way to be a Communication Partner

Attribute Meaning

Expressing Feelings with AAC

Conversations with AAC

Getting Attention

Modeling: Use AAC to teach AAC

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