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What are the two access methods?

  1. Direct Selection

  2. Scanning

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3 components of access

  1. methods

  2. strategies

  3. techniques

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Access definition

How the individual who relies on an AAC system interacts with or selects words/symbols/representations from their system.

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Types of Direct Selection

  • Physical Touch/Contact

  • Physical Pressure (pressing/depressing)

  • No contact

  • Speech Recognition (spinal cord injury)

    • text, email, surf the web

  • Brain Computer Interfaces (BCI)

    • electrodes attach to head to train computer

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Physical Touch/Contact

(pointing to/touching the target)

  • Physical contact with non-electronic or touchscreen systems

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Physical Pressure/Depression

(keyboard, touchpad)

  • body part

  • body part extension (headstick used to point)

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No contact

Pointing-without touching the surface

  • eye gaze

  • head tracking (reflective dot, iOS technology)

  • laser pointer

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other considerations for direct selection

  • Timed activation/Dwell time

  • Release Activation

  • Filtered/Average Activation

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release activation

say it when you touch it, or not until you let it go

for those who may have motor control issues

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Timed activation/Dwell time reduces what?

inadvertent activations and motor control demands

If they look at a lot of icons, that doesn’t mean they are selecting all of them, need to add a wait time for a formal selection

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why is scanning also considered indirect selection?

The AAC user is not directly interacting but instead they are using an external tool

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scanning types

  • Partner Assisted Scanning

  • Switch Scanning

  • Scan/Scroll Sequentially Patterns

  • Scanning Modes

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how are options presented for partner assisted scanning?

either visually or auditorily or both

they need the cognitive ability to accurately say yes/no (eye gaze or a head nod)

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ABC

access before communication

you need to decide how they access first

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Switch Scanning

  • Size, shape, manner

  • Manner: mechanical, electronic, EMG switches

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Scan/Scroll Sequentially Patterns

  • Circular

  • Linear (columns)

  • Group-Item (columns/rows-quadrants)

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Scanning Modes

  • Automatic- always going

  • Inverse

  • Step or 2-step- one button to scan icon, one button to select or the same one hold it down

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