Chris Klein

Consistency as a support to effective communication: My experiences with AAC

October 10, 2018 by David McNaughton

Webcast description

Chris Klein describes how his regular use of a consistent access and vocabulary coding system has resulted in effective and efficient use of his AAC system.

First shown at the RERC on AAC State of the Science Conference in Arlington, Va, on July 13, 2018.
Text and photos by Chris Klein (video editing by David McNaughton).

Please cite as:

Klein, C. (2018, July 13). Consistency as a support to effective communication: My experiences with AAC. Retrieved from https://aac-learning-center.psu.edu/2018/10/10/consistency-as-a-support-to-communication-my-experiences/

Additional resources

Chris Klein – Building relationships through the tools of communication

Chris Klein: Building Relationships through the Tools of Communication

June 14, 2018 by David McNaughton

Webcast description

Chris Klein is a graduate of Hope College, and is an active advocate and educator in the field of AAC. Chris was born with cerebral palsy, and uses augmentative communication to help support his work with BeCOME AAC, (Building Connections through Mentoring and Educating about AAC), be a motivational speaker, and be an active member of his community and local church. Chris strives to live his life to the fullest.

This video was produced by Chris Klein and David McNaughton as part of the work of the AAC-RERC. The AAC-RERC was funded by NIDRR under grant #H133E080011.

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BeCOME AAC

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