Communicating Choices in the Hospital
– AAC user: hospitalized children and adolescents with a wide variety of developmental and/or acquired disabilities
– Communication partner: inpatient health care providers
– Target skill: offering choices
– AAC user: hospitalized children and adolescents with a wide variety of developmental and/or acquired disabilities
– Communication partner: inpatient health care providers
– Target skill: offering choices
– AAC user: this training shows how INSTRUCT can be used by people with disabilities, including those who benefit from AAC, to develop their own trainings for their communication partners
– Communication partner: this training was created by an autistic college student to teach his peers how to interact with him based on his lived experience
– Target skill: how to interact with someone on the spectrum (based on one autistic college student’s lived experience)
– AAC user: beginning communicators
– Communication partner: preservice speech-language pathologists
– Target skill: implement visual scene displays
– AAC user: individuals with early literacy skills
– Communication partner: preservice speech-language pathologists
– Target skill: providing decoding instruction to people who use or benefit from AAC
This library contains an example training videos created in the INSTRUCT app. Click on any of the links below to view a related training.
– AAC user: students who use eye gaze systems
– Communication partner: school staff
– Target skill: prompt & encourage communication
– AAC user: young adults
– Communication partner: educators or support staff
– Target skill: create visual schedule
– AAC user: adult patients with communication difficulties
– Communication partner: acute care healthcare providers
– Target skill: improve bedside communication
– AAC user: child
– Communication partner: parent
– Target skill: aided AAC modeling
– AAC user: young adult with autism
– Communication partner: support staff
– Target skill: offering choices