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Tele-Collaboration
Web Modules:
Augmentative
and Alternative Communication (AAC):
This educational website has been developed through the collaborative
efforts of UW faculty and regional clinical experts in AAC. The information
relates to two topic areas of particular interest to the community:
 AAC
Vocabulary & Symbols
Understanding
AAC Features
AAC
Equipment Funding
Social
Communication:
This research and educational
site provides information to professionals and families about school-age
children with social communication impairments. At the same
time, the site gathers field data for University researchers regarding
diagnosis and treatment of these children.
Social
Communication Population
Social
Communication Model
Social
Communication Profile
Guidelines
for Assessment
Supported
Communication: Under construction
This website will be an
on-line resource for clinicians and caregivers of individuals with acquired
neurologic communication disorders that provides: (1)educational material
about improving communicative interactions with individuals with aphasia;
(2) a web-based application for creating and customizing communication
notebooks, an alternative means of communication needed by many of
these individuals; and (3) on-line data collection about the development
and use of the books. Estimated launch date: December,
2001
Department of Speech &
Hearing Sciences
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