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AAC FAQ

What is Augmentative Alternative Communication (AAC)?

6. All resource documents on ATAZ are available online as HTML in standard size and in large print size. Some also have PDF documents available.

What AT resources are commonly-used for AAC users?

Power-lift computer workstation (raises desk height up or down)
Drop-down keyboard tray (with some traditional workstations)
Windows accessibility features such as Sticky Keys, Mouse Keys, etc.
Ergonomic chair, with adjustable arms and height, tilt control
Alternative keyboards
Alternative mouse
USB hub to attach personal AT hardware
Online fillable forms and application materials
Environmental accommodations such as accessible parking, ramps, automatic doors, lever handles on doors, accessible restrooms, etc.

What AT resources are in Arizona One-Stop Centers for AAC Users?

Any of these resources may be available in a comprehensive One-Stop Center

Software and accessible settings located on the ADA desktop computer (look for the desktop icon and folder)
All Windows accessibility features accessed using Hot Keys
Windows accessibility features:
Sticky Keys
Mouse Keys
Ergonomic keyboard: wave-style keyboard, keyguard keyboard
Alternative mouse: trackball, rollerball, or touchpad device DragonNaturally Speaking software and headset

Locating specific AT for ERGO and Physical Considerations in Arizona One-Stop Centers:

Go to the One-Stop Center Location page, here: http://atarizona.com/one-stopaccessibilityinformation.htm
1. Click on the location page you are interested in

2. Click on the Accessibility Resources link on that page (It is accessed through the universal access logo on the top right side of the One-Stop Center page

3. Checklists for all AT resources are listed with specific resources for AAC users
(Sample checklist is here:
http://atarizona.com/CountyOne-Stops/Maricopa/GilbertAccessibilityResources.htm

4. All AT resources for AAC are identified with the color code of purple, and the checklist resources have a purple dot.

Photo gallery for AT resources: Cognitive and AAC AT:

AT for Cognitive and AAC
http://www.atarizona.com/Images/PhotoGalleries/9/9ATforCognitiveandAAC.htm

Documents provided on ATAZ:

This page has all our documents helpful about AAC:
http://atarizona.com/aac.htm