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ALT A female student is talking to two women seated at a table. She is in a large conference room.
ALT December 2nd-6th Inclusive schools week. A.T. Tip of the day. Voice Typing. Use a voice typing tool to create a chain story. In a chain story, students take turns sharing a sentence, using the previous student's sentence to guide their own. Consider these prompts, "A student with a hidden talent surprises their classmates" or "The world was full of colors. There were red (objects) blue (objects) and..." Link in bio to video tutorial on using Google's voice typing tool.
ALT December 2nd-6th Inclusive schools week. A.T. Tip of the Day. How does your understanding of auditory information change with and without captions? Pick a song and watch the music video. Analyze videos with captions, paying attention to the lyrics, visual imagery, and how the two elements work together. Did you know the lyrics before watching the caption? See link in bio for steps on how to use closed captions in Windows 11 and a how to when using captions on Google Slides.
ALT Speech Language Pathologist stands to side of classroom white board as students sit on rug. The screen shows directions for an activity where students have to communicate without using their voices.
ALT classroom white board projects a presentation slide by TobiiDynavox that shows a drawing of a girl sounded by pictures of many different ways to communicate. Text reads, "I use my mouth to make my words, but there are many different ways to communicate! We call these AAC"
ALT Five colleagues smiling and standing beside another in front of the impAACt voice organizational banner.
ALT Top image: Student gives thumbs down over an image of a paper math assignment. Bottom image: Desmos calculator screen shown on an Accent 800 communication device. A thumbs up emoji is next to the device. Text reads "Even though math is hard, I use my AAC Device with Desmos to struggle through it. AT means math is possible for me."
ALT Students sit around the smart board. Each student has a visual print out listing the months of the year.
ALT text reads celebrate AT awareness day! #AssistiveTechnology Variety of cartoon-like people on right side with hands int he air surrounded with technology equipment
ALT individual pictures of team socks
ALT Student and teacher sorting a variety of buttons into three containers. A communication device is on the table and reads “Large”.
ALT Mollie stands by projected presentation. Slide reads: Barriers exist in the environment not in the person.
ALT A classroom sized room filled with teachers are facing a presenter who is projecting a display in the front of the room.
