Topics Related to AAC/AT Resources in Washington State


December 5, 2025

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NWACS webinar recordings on topics related to resources in Washington State

By: The NWACS Team

This page has information about past NWACS webinars on topics related to AAC and AT resources in Washington State. Find links to available resources, like:

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

NWACS is committed to accessibility. As a resource hub, we share presenter-provided PDFs. They may differ in their accessibility.


Washington Assistive Technology Act Program (WATAP)

Date: March 24, 2022

About: An overview of the Washington Assistive Technology Act Program at the UW Center for Technology and Disability Studies.

Visit the WATAP website to learn more about the Washington State Tech Act Program

Visit the AT3 Center website to find Assistive Technology Act Programs in other states and territories of the United States

AAC Funding

Date: April 28, 2022

Speaker: Marci Revelli, MS, CCC-SLP (NWACS Board Member)

About: This presentation provides information on funding for speech generating devices. Marci describes:

  • different funding sources that are typically seen in Washington State
  • how the evidence helps us make decisions regarding what AAC system and what funding source to use
  • guidelines for writing funding reports
  • what to do if you receive a denial

View AAC Funding on YouTube

Download a PDF of the slides

Special Education Technology Center (SETC)

Pacific NW Adapted Toy Library

Date: May 26, 2022

About: An overview of the SETC and the Pacific NW Adapted Toy Library.

Visit the SETC website to learn more about the Special Education Technology Act Center

Visit the Pacific NW Adapted Toy Library website to learn more about their program

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