Free or Lite versions of AAC apps

Augmentative Communication Incorporated - has resources to keep people up to date on the latest AAC developments.

This is a good place to buy mostly low tech AAC supports.

http://www.givinggreetings.com/daliai.html

This site is all about AAC apps.  http://www.appsforaac.net/
This is ASHA's website about the use of apps in educational settings.

If I didn't put up this one already, in general its pretty good

the last AAC link I put up is from this website

http://www.mnsu.edu/comdis/kuster2/sptherapy.html#augmented

another site.  haven't checked it out yet but seems promising

Educational Modules of how to support AAC users.

This site provides a wide array of AAC resources and contact information.

http://www.paulsharp.com/   worth checking out; may not have much for our current project except a few apps but i may be useful for treatment in general

AAC Resource Guide for teachers - this PDF file explains what AAC is, why use AAC, how AAC can be used, and strategies for general education teachers serving students who use AAC.

http://speechbite.com/

AAC Girls is a blog sharing posts, tips, and comments regarding AAC.

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