AAC Blogs

Spoken is becoming a lot more accessible thanks to Apple’s new eye tracking feature for iOS 18! Learn when this feature will be available and how to enable it. Read More...

For an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) app, icons are crucial. They're not just pictures; they're the key to effective communication for many users. However, not all icons are created equally. Read More...

Building sentences with AAC is considerably slower than speech, especially in real-time conversations. Fortunately, Spoken offers ways to speed up communication! Read More...

While the holiday season is a period of joy and celebration for many, the amount of social interactions that take place can easily become overwhelming for AAC users. Read More...

It’s AAC Awareness Month, making it a great time to explore the frequently asked question, “Who uses AAC?” Read More...

In honor of AAC Awareness Month, we're diving into the crucial topic of proper etiquette when interacting with AAC users. Read More...

In a world where connection is paramount, the inability to communicate effectively can lead to profound feelings of isolation. Thankfully, AAC technology offers a solution. Read More...

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) technology is often viewed as a last resort. Yet, there are individuals who possess full speech but would still—or already do—benefit from AAC use. If you’re wondering how that could be, read on! Read More...

Have you ever wondered why there seems to be a lack of effective AAC options for adults? If so, you're not alone! Many people searching for AAC solutions have encountered the same issue, and it’s led them to Spoken. Read More...

Most everyone has been to the doctor’s office. No one really likes to, but it’s a necessity when you’re not feeling well or need medical advice. A big part of not feeling well, and getting better, is being able to communicate what is wrong to your medical provider. Read More...