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S. Benson, 3/13

Jessie Moreau, 7/12 S. Benson, 3/13

Matching - Famous Women -2-Choice -Vocabulary S. Benson, 3/13

No, Low, Mid, High Tech Continuum no-tech low-tech mid-tech high-tech AAC is not only high-tech expensive communication devices. There are a wide variety of AAC devices available today but the concept of AAC also includes no-tech and low-tech options. The AAC continuum ranges from no-tech options such as sign language, low-tech options such as picture symbol sets and single message buttons, mid-tech options such as recorded speech devices and high-tech computer-based communication devices. The next few slides will highlight some examples of each.

Switch Scanning SIMULATION Types of AAC access Icon Choice Alternate Access Point Eye gaze Switch Scanning Direct Select – Isolated Finger Tactile Supports Switch Scanning SIMULATION S. Benson, 3/13

Tech/Talk 8 with Tactile Supports Types of AAC devices Step-by Step Talkables Cheap Talk 8 Tech/Talk 8 with Tactile Supports GoTalk Express 32 iPod Touch w/Proloquo2Go Vantage Lite TuffTalker Allora EyeMax S. Benson, 3/13