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Topics Related to AAC and Vision
December 7, 2025
Links to information and recordings from past NWACS Webinars [key words: cortical vision impairment, cerebral vision impairment, eye gaze, eye tracking] -
Topics Related to Alternative Access
December 7, 2025
Links to information and recordings from past NWACS Webinars [key words: switch access, eye tracking, alternative access in the classroom] -
AAC and Vision Impairment
June 14, 2021
Marci shares information about hand under hand support for children with vision impairments. -
What is a Tangible Symbol System?
June 7, 2021
Have you heard of tangible symbol systems? Marci shares information about using tangible symbols. -
Keyguards: Improve Activation Accuracy
May 28, 2021
For AAC users with motor difficulties struggling to interact with a touch screen, consider implementing a keyguard. Keyguards can improve activation accuracy. -
Using AAC: Scanning
October 4, 2018
What happens when an individual cannot isolate a finger to directly activate buttons to communicate? How will they access their AAC system? Margaret discusses types… -
AAC: Indirect Access
August 2, 2018
Margaret shares three things to consider when thinking about alternate access and AAC. -
Partner Assisted Scanning
April 8, 2018
Have you heard of Partner Assisted Scanning (PAS)? Margaret shares some information about PAS.
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