Simple charts you can point to (Word versions that can be edited)

ABC with Symbols

ABC some Phrases

QWERTY chart you can point to

High contrast (yellow on black) ABC & QWERTY you can point to

Ace Centre E-Tran Frame

Colour encoded - UPPER case - for eye pointing

Encoded chart with ABC and numbers you can point to

Number encoded - UPPER case - for eye pointing

ABC charts - for Listener Mediated Scanning

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Please note that this resource is not suggesting that low tech is ‘best’, or that low tech is a prerequisite to a more high tech communication aid. It is simply about valuing the role of paper based communication systems, and sharing lots of ideas and strategies to help develop and support them. You may well find that many of the ideas and strategies are useful when it comes to other forms of communication too.

Designing and using alphabet charts

The aim of this resource is help you design and use alphabet charts with people who can’t rely on speech, enabling them to communicate to the best of their ability. Through communication we can express ourselves, learn, have fun, and be active members of society

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Designing and using alphabet charts

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