Open Symbols
WEBOpenSymbols is a collection of open-licensed picture symbols that can be used for augmentative communication. The collection pulls from multiple sources and currently includes access to more than 50,000 symbols and icons! Use the search box to search for communication symbols from:
Most Widely Used AAC Symbols (updated 3/18/24)
WEBApr 11, 2021 · To truly know which symbol set is most widely used for paper-based AAC you’d need to have data regarding sales and subscriptions and then a way to determine actual use for AAC vs. all the other possible uses for those symbols.
AAC Symbols and shared resources - ARASAAC
WEBThousands of open source AAC symbols and shared resources for families and professionals.
Free AAC symbols for adults and children - iniaac
WEBFeb 8, 2022 · Well designed AAC symbols for all ages. For use at home or school. Simple and easy to interpret. Suitable for most AAC software and apps. Free download.
Free low-tech AAC for adults - EatSpeakThink.com
WEBFind free low-tech AAC resources for adults. Find links and descriptions of sites where you can find pre-made materials or make your own.
Symbol Libraries - OpenAAC
WEBGlobal Symbols - formerly Tawasol, open-licensed symbols with a focus on culturally-specific concepts, includes translation tools (CC By-SA) OpenSymbols - collection of multiple open-licensed symbol libraries, including API (60,000 symbols, various licenses)
Symbols - AAC Community
WEBNew symbols can be created by following the generative rules that are include with the dictionary of symbols. Research indicate that Picsyms appear to be similar to or slightly more difficult than both PCS and rebus symbols and superior to Bliss.
AAC Image Library
WEBAAC Image Library by us, for us. about AACIL | What is AAC? | other resources. Topics:
How To Do An AAC Assessment For Adults: 12 Important Steps
WEBAugmentative and alternative communication (AAC) are ways to communicate besides talking. The types of AAC can be categorized as unaided or aided (ASHA, 2024). Unaided AAC is communication using just your body or voice. Examples of unaided AAC: Gestures like pointing, nodding, shrugging. Manual signs.
WEBAAC and symbols. AAC= Augmentative and Alternative Communication. Spans from low to high tech. Unaided (no external tool) vs. Aided (external tool) AAC. Symbols= representative language abstractions. Come in various forms. Used within a system for expressive & receptive communication.
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