Continuing Education
Earn ASHA CEUs here!
Forbes AAC is an ASHA Approved CE Provider
The American-Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Continuing Education Unit (CEU) is a recognized unit of measure for documenting professional continuing education.
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Live and recorded courses are available!
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We are always open to recommendations and ideas! Contact our Educational Program Developer at katiet@forbesaac.com for suggestions or questions.
Introduction to Forbes AAC
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New to AAC? New to Forbes AAC? Take this FREE ASHA CEU course that provides an overview of what Forbes AAC can provide to AAC users including information related to our speech-generating devices (SGDs), our hardware and software, and what we can offer to assist AAC users of all ages and abilities! ​
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Intro to Adult AAC Assessment:
Introductory
AAC assessment for adults can cover a wide range of communication needs. Learn more about the AAC assessment process in this CE course.
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Intro to Pediatric AAC Assessment:
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Pediatric AAC assessment contains many components including a symbol assessment and assessing access. Each component of the AAC assessment process will be addressed in this CE course!
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The CoreWord™ Language System:
Introductory
The CoreWord Language System provides AAC users with a powerful combination of core language, fringe vocabulary and banks of key phrases. The language system is divided into three distinct levels that correspond with vocabulary layouts: CoreWord 6, 20 and 40. Learn more in this course!
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The Power of Play for Language Development:
Introductory
Play is how a child explores their environment. Opportunities for play facilitate a child's cognitive, motor, and language development. Learn how to incorporate play for a child's speech and language development including how to use the Language Development Kit (LDK) offered through Forbes!
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Introduction to AAC & Alternate Access Methods:
Introductory
For AAC users with complex fine/gross motor abilities and/or visual impairment, the use of alternate access methods can provide them with the opportunity to independently access an AAC system. Learn more in this course!
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Introduction to AAC Goal Writing:
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AAC Back to the Basics
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