Augmentative and Alternative Communication Centers

AAC - Augmentative and Alternative Communication

Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) strategies assist people with severe communication disabilities to participate more fully in their social roles including interpersonal interaction, learning, education, community activities, employment, volunteerism, care management, and so on. This AAC website is designed to provide access to a wide range of information and resources related to the AAC effort. It is maintained by the Barkley AAC Center and the Munroe-Meyer Institute for Genetics and Rehabilitation at the University of Nebraska.

New Webcast

Supporting Communication for People with Minimal Movement

youTube video: 4 minutes

Webcast: 60 minutes

New White Paper

Mobile Devices and Communication App

New Vocabulary Lists

Vocabulary Associated with Medical Procedures

Texting Vocabulary

Bobby Approved for Web Accessibility

UNL Dept. of Special Ed & Communication Disorders

UNMC
Munroe/Meyer Institute for Genetics & Rehabilitation

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