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Choosing the Right AAC Device for Early Learners
Choosing the Right AAC Device for Early Learners
Linkimals Activity Idea
Linkimals Activity Idea
Stages of Switch Use
Stages of Switch Use
Creating a Sensory Friendly Classroom for All Learners
Creating a Sensory Friendly Classroom for All Learners
Finding the Perfect Switch Access Solution for Your iPad
Finding the Perfect Switch Access Solution for Your iPad
Finding the Perfect Switch Access Solution for Your iPad
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Finding the Perfect Switch Access Solution for Your iPad

If you or someone you care for needs a way to interact with an iPad using switches, you're in the right place. There are several fantastic options available to help you harness the full potential of this amazing device.

Stages of Switch Use
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Stages of Switch Use

Switch users need a wide range of learning materials to help develop their skills. These materials can also be used with a plasma screen or whiteboard, touch monitor or mouse.

Creating a Sensory Friendly Classroom for All Learners
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Creating a Sensory Friendly Classroom for All Learners

Every learner learns differently, and some learners experience the world around them in a more intense way than others.

Choosing the Right AAC Device for Early Learners
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Choosing the Right AAC Device for Early Learners

Giving a voice to every child is essential. For young learners struggling to communicate, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices can be transformative.

Linkimals Activity Idea
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Linkimals Activity Idea

Browse our collection of switch adapted Linkimals toys, which introduce learners to educational concepts like shapes, counting, colours and early words with fun lights, music, phrases and sing-along songs.

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Wireless Switches

When considering which switch to purchase, it would be advisable to check whether a wireless version of the switch you require is available. Using a wireless switch will allow an individual to move the switch to a suitable position without also having to relocate the accompanying switch cable. 

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Wired Switches

In its most common form, a wired switch is a button shaped device with a 3.5mm jack plug lead. To access a PC, the lead connects to an interface, or it can be plugged directly into a switch adapted product, an interactive toy, for example.

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Specialist Switches

It may be necessary to consider a different type of switch when a button switch proves not to be suitable for the individual. In this respect there are many specialist switches available, in different shapes and sizes, that require varying amounts of pressure to activate.

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Who uses a switch?

Switch access is commonly used by individuals with motor disabilities and cognitive disabilities, such as cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis and autism, who cannot access a mouse, keyboard, touch screen or alternative access method.

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Which switch?

There are various factors to consider when selecting the correct switch. Whether choosing between size, colour, wired or wireless and the activation force required to press the switch, it’s important to identify the individuals needs and requirements to determine which switch is the most suitable for them.