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Augmentative Communication News has just published issue 21#4.

This, the final issue of Augmentative Communication News, is about the future of AAC.

 

 

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• About the Author • Content • Comments from Readers

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Sarah Blackstone is President of Augmentative Communication Inc. and a Project Director in the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Communication Enhancement (AAC-RERC). Dr. Blackstone is former president of ISAAC, a USSAAC founder  and serves on the Board of Directors of The Bridge School in California. She has authored multiple texts in the AAC field and was editor of the ISAAC Series. She is a Fellow of ISAAC and a recipient of ISAAC's Distinguished Service Award, USSAAC's Award of Professional Excellence, and the DeCarlo Award for Clinical Achievement (Maryland/ASHA).

CONTENT

Augmentative Communication News is:

• A quarterly news report that puts together up-to-date information so you can use it.
• Organized in the following meaningful, easy to read categories: 
  • For Consumers
  • Equipment
  • University & Research
  • Clinical News
  • Governmental
  • On the Web
  • Case Examples
  • AAC-RERC Updates
  • Social Networks
• A synopsis of what experts around the world are doing and thinking.
  • The latest on the field's hottest topics covered in-depth in every issue.

 

 

 

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COMMENTS FROM READERS

Your newsletter has been so informative and I have used that information for lectures and papers. Repeatedly I recommend ACN. I thank you for all your hard work in maintaining the outstanding Newsletter.
Cass Faux-Clinical instructor at the University in Tuson, AZ

I am a subscriber to you excellent newsletter- and I find it to be so informative.
Barbara Robinson, RSP, ACS, ADM

I respect your work a great deal and ACN have been a valuable resource to me. Thank you so much!
Ronna Joseph, OTR California Children’s Services

I think the Augmentative Communication News is excellent, I learn from each issue. The issue on Autism and AAC was very timely as I was preparing for a test. Thanks for all the work you do to research articles. Keep up the great work!
Kathy Privratsky, ACS,CST.

You are performing an important service to the field with your newsletter. I believe it is substantially more widely read than AAC. Congratulations!
Bruce Baker, President, Semantic Compaction Systems

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