by Shannon Archer | Apr 11, 2021 | AAC
I wanted to share a copy of an AAC implementation plan that I recently created for a student. This plan is for a student using an eye gaze device, but the plan/shell is applicable for all. I recently started working with the campus SLP’s to create AAC...
by Shannon Archer | Mar 20, 2021 | AAC
Have you seen some of the amazing dogs on Instagram who use buttons to talk? Me too and it is so amazing. I am an SLP that is passionate about AAC and supporting communication. Did you notice I said communicate and not talk? In a world where most of us communicate via...
by Shannon Archer | Aug 27, 2016 | Assistive Technology, Uncategorized
Assistive Technology – A Review of AudioNote I wish that I could say that I am one of those uber organized individuals that consistently uses my planner for all my notes. Unfortunately, I have always been a post-it and original “palm pilot” note...
by Shannon Archer | Jul 16, 2016 | AAC, Assistive Technology
Core Language Core language was created using the most widely used words by developing children. There are core language lists that contain the first 100, 200 and 300 most widely used words by typically developing children. Most AAC programs are based on a core...
by Shannon Archer | Jun 27, 2016 | AAC, Assistive Technology
CSUN Assistive Technology Conference #CSUN16 I recently attended the CSUN 2016 International Technology and Persons with Disability Conference. #CSUN16 This was a fantastic opportunity to learn, but also to meet individuals in our field. I felt like a Trekie at...
