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Dynamic Display Augmentative Communication
Devices and Software
Introduction
Handout: Designing Dynamic Displays for Beginning Communicators
Vendors: Dynamic Display Devices and Software
Introduction
Dynamic display augmentative communication refers to a device or software that displays vocabulary as text and/or graphics on a screen and is able to be changed to another set of text and/or graphics electronically.
This term is used to contrast with traditional augmentative communication displays that use ̉staticÓ or paper overlays to display vocabulary. With static displays, the overlay of text and/or graphics must be changed manually.
Both types of devices usually provide voice-output to speak for the user when a vocabulary item is selected. Vocabulary may be selected in a number of ways from direct pointing to scanning with a switch.
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