Topics Related to AAC and Literacy in the Classroom


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NWACS webinar recordings on topics related to classroom considerations for AAC and literacy

This page has information about past NWACS webinars on topics related to AAC and literacy in the classroom. Find links to available resources, like:

  • webinar recordings,
  • slides,
  • and other handouts shared by the presenters.

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AAC in the Classroom

Date: May 23, 2023

Speaker: April Weitkamp, MA

About: April shared her thoughts and ideas on incorporating AAC into the classroom.

View AAC in the Classroom on YouTube

Download a PDF of the slides

Literacy Planning Resources

Date: March 21, 2024

Speakers: Sarah Kinsella and Barb Lark

About: An overview of the “Comprehensive Literacy for All” Book Collection hosted by the Special Education Technology Center (SETC) website.

Download a PDF of the slides

Visit the SETC website to view the Comprehensive Literacy for All Book Collection Walk-Through Video

AAC and Access to Literacy in the Classroom

Date: April 18, 2024

Speakers: April Weitkamp and Kelly Marks

About: April and Kelly share about co-teaching literacy in the classroom.

View AAC and Access to Literacy in the Classroom on YouTube

Download a PDF of the slides

Download the Comprehensive Literacy Planning PDF

Link to the Comprehensive Literacy Instruction for ALL Learners: 4 Big Questions Answered article of the Brookes Publishing blog

Assistive Technology Tools to Support Comprehensive Literacy

Date: May 16, 2024

Speakers: Amy Connolly and Sara Ayars

About: Amy and Sara share examples of Assistive Technology (AT) supports that are frequently used as part of a comprehensive literacy program.

View Assistive Technology Tools to Support Comprehensive Literacy on YouTube

Download a PDF of the slides

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