Mobile devices along with applications such as Proloquo2go by AssistiveWare, My First AAC by Injini, and Alexicom AAC have brought AAC into the mainstream, opening up a world of opportunity for those where expressive communication was limited. This potential can most readily be seen in the area of communication and specifically Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC). Much has been written about the potential of mobile technologies in supporting young people to communicate.
AAC apps assist individuals in forming phrases and sentences using symbols and predictive keyboards. Augmented and Alternative Communication (AAC) apps for adults and children can be used for varied reasons from temporary disabilities to a permanent one. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) refers to the tools and strategies used to assist people who have little or no speech to communicate.
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