Show Notes
Summary This episode explores the practical aspects of choosing, setting up, and personalizing AAC apps like Proloquo and TD Snap. Ruth and Ali discuss how to optimize vocabulary, app settings, and voice options to support meaningful communication for children with AAC needs.
Key Topics Differences between Proloquo and Proloquo2Go Grid size and vocabulary customization Using crescendo to gradually increase complexity Symbol vs photograph for personalization Voice selection and customization in AAC apps Importance of respecting app design and structure Personalizing vocabulary based on child's interests Monitoring and adjusting app settings over time
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