Access

Access Methods: Switch

Learn more about switch control as an access method. This course will introduce you to the different types of switches available and how these can be used to independently control a range of activities. This is a self-directed online study course. You can work through the activities in your own time, and it will be available for 6 months.

Access Methods: Eye Gaze

Discover more about eyegaze as an access method. This is a self-directed online study course. You can work through the activities in your own time and it will be available for 6 months. This course will describe the types of eye tracking technology available and the skills required to use eye gaze as a control method.

Access Methods: Touch

Discover more about touch control as an access method. This course will introduce solutions that can improve accuracy and control when using a touchscreen. This is a self-directed online study course. You can work through the activities in your own time, and it will be available for 6 months.

Access Methods: Mouse

Discover more about mouse control as an access method. This course will introduce solutions that can improve accuracy and control when using a mouse. This is a self-directed online study course. You can work through the activities in your own time and it will be available for 6 months.

Access Methods: Voice

Learn more about using voice as a method to control computers and electronic devices. This online course will consider the range of equipment available and the vocal, cognitive and visual skills that are required to use it reliably. This is a self-directed online study course. You can work through the activities in your own time, and it will be available for 6 months.

Look2Talk

Look2Talk

Look2Talk - FREE WEBINAR

Look2Talk

iOS Accessibility (D)

Using AAC to Play- FREE WEBINAR

Play is one of the most powerful ways children learn about themselves, other people, and the world around them. Through play they explore cause and effect, practise problem‑solving, build communication skills and more. This session introduces how AAC can be developed through play, and how children can actively participate in play using their AAC resources.