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October 23, 2025

What Do the Colours on a Communication Board Mean?
Communication boards are essential tools for individuals who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). But have you ever noticed the bright, structured colours on many of them?

Access, Communication
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October 22, 2025

How to Pick the Right GoTalk AAC Communicators
Choosing the right AAC device can feel like a big decision, especially when balancing portability, ease of use, and the unique communication needs of your learner.

Access, Communication
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July 15, 2025

Choosing the Right Keyboards and Mice for Young Learners in SEN Classrooms
Choosing the right keyboards and mice might seem like a small detail, but in SEN (Special Educational Needs) classrooms, it can have a big impact.

Access, Communication, Keyboards, Mice
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June 24, 2025

Inclusive ClassMate vs Inclusive ClassMate PC: Which Assistive Technology Device is Right for Your Learners?
Both the Inclusive ClassMate and Inclusive ClassMate PC are fantastic devices packed with accessible educational software, but they each offer something a little different.

Access, Communication, Switch Access
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April 14, 2025

BIGmack vs. BIG Step-by-Step: Which AAC Device is Best for Your Needs?
When selecting an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device for individuals with speech disabilities, two popular options come to mind: the BIGmack and the BIG Step-by-Step.

Access, Communication
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April 14, 2025

iClick vs. it-Click-On Plus: Which Assistive Technology Device is Best?

Choosing the right assistive technology for controlling electrical appliances is crucial for creating an inclusive learning environment. Two notable devices in this realm are the iClick and the it-Click-On Plus.

Access, Environmental, Switches, Toys and Play
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What Do the Colours on a Communication Board Mean?

How to Pick the Right GoTalk AAC Communicators

Choosing the Right Keyboards and Mice for Young Learners in SEN Classrooms

Inclusive ClassMate vs Inclusive ClassMate PC: Which Assistive Technology Device is Right for Your Learners?

BIGmack vs. BIG Step-by-Step: Which AAC Device is Best for Your Needs?

iClick vs. it-Click-On Plus: Which Assistive Technology Device is Best?

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Vat Relief