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Featured Article: Augmentative and alternative communication

Several dynamic display AAC devices

An augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) device is used by an individual to enable him or her to communicate more effectively with others. A device assists an individual in communicating through printed words, speech or voice output, pictures, or any combination of these. AAC devices are designed to be used as either a primary method of communication or a supplementary mode of communication to augment existing communication strategies and can be configured or customized to address most communication needs.

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Audience The intended audience of ATWiki includes all assistive technology users, relatives and caregivers of those that use AT, rehabilitation professionals, educators, and researchers in AT.

Types of content on ATWiki

  • short articles, papers, and magazine-like columns
  • demonstrations of AT applications
  • research briefs
  • glossary

Subjects of content on ATWiki

  • Types of AT
  • Choosing AT
  • AT Reports
  • Creation of accessible content for web and computer applications
  • Retrofitting web sites and media to comply with accessibility standards and guidelines
  • How to design accessible technology
  • Workplace / typical office equipment accommodations
  • Household / bathing, showering, and other activities of daily living accommodations
  • Case studies of successful uses of AT in all environments
  • Literature review and research, annotated bibliographies
  • And much more!

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