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AAC Accommodations for People with CVI
Cortical/Cerebral Vision Impairment (CVI) is a neurological disorder affecting vision, thus affecting the use of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). AAC for individuals with CVI requires customization and should be designed specifically for the individual. In this session, we will provide a general overview of CVI and discuss current treatment methods as they apply to AAC. We will review the new Guide to AAC Accommodations for People with CVI created by TobiiDynavox to help individuals supporting those with CVI customize their AAC systems including tips in TD Snap. Recommendations are based on published research and insights from experts with clinical experience, individuals with CVI, and their family/caregivers. Presenter: Erin Levy, MA CCC-SLP,Clinical Assistive Communication Specialist at Tobii Dynavox.
DAGG-3 – method agnostic free AAC implementation tool
Learn about the tool to help speech-language pathologists collaborate with the support team (e.g., educators, family, related services, etc.) as they design an intervention plan for individuals using augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). The DAGG-3 identifies an individual’s current communication abilities. This information guides professionals in choosing appropriate goals and a way to track their progress. It includes all ability levels – from early learners to more advanced communicators. Activities for each goal are included as well as a clear path for advancing skills.
DAGG-3 is the tool developed by Tobii Dynavox in conjunction with Vicki Clarke, MS, CCC-SLP (2023) based on the original DAGG created by Clarke and Schneider, 2009. Informed by the works of Patricia Dowden, PhD (1999), and Janice Light, PhD (1989, 2014).
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