AAC Links and Evidence
The development of Evidence Based Practice in the area of AAC is ongoing, and is always looking to become stronger. Therefore we need to take a broad look at what constitutes evidence. While AGOSCI does not provide policy documents or practice guidelines, we can provide you with a toolkit of documents that you may find useful.
1. Professional Bodies
- Speech Pathology Australia - AAC practice guidelines (requires membership to download)
- American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA) - AAC: Position Statement, Knowledge and Skills document, and Technical Report
2. International Interest and Support Groups
- Communication Matters (UK) - Information website, and the Shining A Light on AAC report
- International Society for AAC (ISAAC) - information website
- Assistive Technology Alliance New Zealand (ATANZ) - information website
3. National Organisations, Interest Groups, and Government Bodies
- ILC - Technology and Communication website
- NSW State Government - AAC Practice Guidelines
- SCOPE Victoria - Free downloadable CCN resources
