The goal of the research is to improve augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) displays and other visual materials that are used to support the communication of individuals with ID.
PhD Scholars Present at Interdisciplinary Research Forum & Reception, Graduate Exhibition
Doctoral students at PSU have a variety of opportunities to develop competencies in research methods, personnel preparation, policy and professional issues in SLP, research and evidence-based practices for high need children who require AAC, leadership, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Now Available: Preliminary Investigation in Attention to Human Figures in Photographs, Considerations for AAC VSDs — Publication
In this study, we sought to lend insight into design of AAC relative to Visual Scene Displays (VSDs) and the influence of human figures embedded into a photograph of a naturalistic event.
Effects of AAC Technologies With “Just in Time” Programming — Presentation
This session will present the results of research that investigated the effects of JIT systems compared to traditional AAC systems on the communication of preschoolers with CCN.
Japan & America: Picture Communication Symbols — Presentation
Poster session reviews implications for cross-cultural exchange and collaboration relative to picture communication symbols for AAC.
