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Grid-based AAC Apps to Support Literacy (Curtin et al, 2018)

2018-04-03 by David McNaughton

At the 2018 PSHA Convention, Curtin et al presented their findings on the use of grid-based AAC apps to promote literacy in a child with ASD.

Filed Under: Children, Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, Literacy, Presentations Tagged With: Caron, Curtin, light, McNaughton

Effects of Interventions with Aided AAC Input: A Meta-analysis

2018-01-06 by David McNaughton

SLP demonstrating AAC

At the 2017 ASHA Convention, O’Neill et al presented their findings on the effects of aided AAC input interventions for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Filed Under: Children, Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, Presentations Tagged With: light, O'Neill, Pope

Complex Communication Needs in Inpatient Rehabilitation: Perspectives from SLPs

2017-12-30 by David McNaughton

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Jessica Gormley presented findings from an online focus group of SLPs who work in the inpatient rehabilitation setting at ASHA 2017

Filed Under: Adults, Graduate Student Research, News Tagged With: Gormley, light

Effects of Literacy Interventions on Single-Word Reading for Individuals Who Use AAC: A Systematic Review

2017-12-30 by David McNaughton

At the 2017 ASHA Conference, Kelsey Mandak presented on the effects of single-word literacy interventions for individuals who use AAC.

Filed Under: Adults, Children, Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, Literacy, Presentations Tagged With: light, mandak, McNaughton

Optimizing AAC Display Design for Individuals with Disabilities: Contributions of Eye-Tracking Research

2017-11-29 by David McNaughton

At the 2017 ASHA Convention, Wilkinson et al presented research on methods of optimizing AAC display designs for individuals with developmental or acquired disabilities.

Filed Under: Adults, Children, Faculty Research, Funded Projects, Graduate Student Research, News, Presentations Tagged With: Fehr, Liang, light, O'Neill, Spencer, Thiessen, Weiss, Wilkinson

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