Communication devices and special education are tightly knitted together.
If a person is able to pick his/her nose, a touch screen tablet or a mini tablet work well as a device.
The applications (”apps”), signs and AAC open a new world for individuals with a grave speech impairment, cognitive disability and/or autism.
The choice of communicative aids depends on the needs, the use and the commitment of the user.
The Core Vocabulary is the basis for all communication, irrespective of the context.
Do not limit the vocabulary.
All words related to school subjects, all work related words and anything we might derive from UN Enable (the Human Rights for the Disabled) is included into the vocabulary.
Specialists are needed for securing the implementation and for a long-term consultation aimed at a broader use of the communication aid.
Our role is to model (prompt) the use of AAC at least 20 times an hour.
Learn more through gathering feedback from the users and by letting the users lead the product development processes.