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Welcome to the AAC Learning Center Moodle!
This site provides resources for learning about augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), and is a joint offering of the RERC on AAC and the AAC program at Penn State University.
If you would like to participate in the learning activities at this site, please register (we do not share this registration information with anyone). Click on Access to enroll in the course.
Available courses
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) supports communication for children who have difficulty with speech.
Alternative access provides methods and strategies to enable people with disabilities to access technology
AAC systems should be based on the knowledge, skills, and interests of the individual child, and support participation in a wide variety of activities.
The use of family-centered skills, including active listening, result in positive relationships with family members and improved outcomes.
This course provides information on funding for AAC systems and services for school age children in the United States.
This module provides state specific information re assessment, intervention, and funding for AAC.
Effective patient-provider communication is critical for successful outcomes.
This is an an area for course instructors to view resources related to AAC Learning Center courses, and to participate in a forum on AAC instructional activities. If you are an instructor, please complete this survey (you will be taken to a Google Doc) to request access to these materials.