Research

Language and learning: Cognitive science considerations in the design of AAC technologies for children and adults

November 7, 2012 by David McNaughton

Dr. Melanie Fried-Oken (Oregon Health & Science University) and Dr. Janice Light (Penn State University) present on cognitive science considerations in the design of AAC technologies for children and adults. Presented on June 28, 2012, at the AAC-RERC State of the Science conference in Baltimore, MD.

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