AAC Community is a resource for and about people who communicate without speaking.
We all have a human right to communicate. We don't lose that right if we have a disability. People with a disability may have complex communication needs. There are many disabilities that may affect a person's ability to communicate.
What is Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)?
AAC is any form to communicate other than spoken/oral language. We communicate to express thoughts, needs, wants, and ideas.
Who is responsible for AAC Community?
The AAC folks at TechOWL developed and maintain this resource. TechOWL is part of the Institute on Disabilities. The Institute is part of Temple University. The Pennsylvania Office of Developmental Programs (ODP) provides funding for AAC Community.
Join the conversation in this AAC Community!
I cant find my spot, it is very hard to get where you need to go to complete my training. You need to make it simpler for people navigate the system.
Thanks for your help
The site has been undergoing updates and maintenance, and we’ve made some changes that we hope will improve your ability to access and navigate the course.
You can go to https://aaccommunity.net/ and click MY ACCOUNT to log in. Once logged in, you should see the tab “Learndash,” that you can click to access your courses.
Please let us know if you have questions or need any assistance. We appreciate your feedback!
There is no way to begin any course other then “looking at course content” which doesn’t give you a cert. how can i begin to receive the cert it offers. how is there no number or email to contact any type of support
The site has been undergoing updates and maintenance, and we’ve made some changes that we hope will improve your ability to access and navigate the course.
You can go to https://aaccommunity.net/ and click MY ACCOUNT to log in. Once logged in, you should see the tab “Learndash,” that you can click to access your courses.
Please let us know if you have questions or need any assistance. We appreciate your feedback!