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by Augmentative Communication in Practice: Scotland
 This book is made up of the papers presented at the Augmentative Communication in Practice: Scotland Study Day on 2nd November 2000. Titles include:
- The Freedom to be Independent and Mobile
- Don't Hang Up!
- Overcoming Barriers: First Time Experience of Transfer from Primary to Secondary
- A Three Year Transition from Primary to Secondary School for Non-speaking Pupils
- Use of Cost-effective Materials
- A Toy Lending Library Project
- The Views of a Panel of AAC Users
- Introducing Symbols to the Special Education Classroom
- CALLtalk: A new Dynamic Screen Vocabulary
- AAC and Legal Procedures
- Integrating a Story-based Aid within the Curriculum
- Use of Windows CE as a Platform for AAC
- Pictures to Print: Problems, Principles and Puzzles
Note: This book was produced by Augmentative Communication in Practice: Scotland, an open group composed of people who have an active interest in augmentative communication, including users of AAC, families, carers and professionals from a variety of different disciplines. The main activity is the organisation of an annual Study Day on AAC. The CALL Centre publishes this book on behalf of the group.
AAC 2000: Practical Approaches to AAC.
November 2000 91pp ISBN 1 898042 17 9
Price £9.00 + £1.50 p+p (UK only - please contact us for overseas rates).
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