AAC Assessment Basics Webinar Series: Navigating the AAC Edge Cases
Sat, Oct 24
|The AAC Academy Platform via Zoom
Building on earlier courses, this course will expand your understanding of vision, motor, and sensory factors that complicate AAC access and provide guidance for adapting environments, identifying supports, and collaborating across disciplines to meet the access needs of complex communicators.
Time & Location
Oct 24, 2026, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM MDT
The AAC Academy Platform via Zoom
About the Event
AAC Assessment Basics is a 3-part learning series designed to help speech-language pathologists and other professionals build a practical foundation for assessing the communication and AAC needs of individuals with complex communication profiles. Across the series, participants will explore functional communication assessment, AAC feature matching and dynamic system trials, and considerations for communicators with complex vision, sensory, motor, and regulation needs. The series emphasizes an ongoing, individualized approach to AAC assessment that connects what we learn about a communicator to meaningful decisions about AAC access and participation. Each 1-hour course is offered for 0.1 ASHA CEUs. Learners may register for one or more individual courses or participate in the complete three-part series for a total of 0.3 ASHA CEUs (3 PDH).
Course 3: Navigating the AAC Edge Cases builds on foundational AAC assessment and feature matching by exploring factors that can make AAC access and participation more complex, including differences in vision, sensory processing, motor…