Supporting Communication for Children with CVI Through AAC

Online

Join speech-language pathologists and AAC specialists Haley Dayel, MS, CCC-SLP, CBIS and Lindsay Cheng, MS, CCC-SLP for a 1-hour workshop focused on augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) for children with cortical vision impairment (CVI).

Topics will include AAC display design for children with low vision or CVI, including symbol selection, use of color, visual complexity, and page layout. The session will also explore the role of auditory feedback, tactile supports, scanning, and other access features that may support more successful AAC use. The workshop will emphasize collaborative decision-making among families, SLPs, vision specialists, educators, and other providers.

Workshop Details

Cost

Free!

Ways to Learn

Online (live instruction via Microsoft Teams or Zoom)

  • Tuesday
    September 15  4:00 PM to 5:00 PM PT

    Zoom

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How to Sign Up

You’ll receive an email with the appropriate info to access the workshop after you sign up.

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What will I learn?

  • What to expect during an AAC evaluation
  • Options for obtaining AAC tools
  • Key factors to consider before selecting a long-term communication system

What should I expect?

  • Interact and ask questions through the chat feature

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