What If Language Came in Chunks, Not Words?
Customizing AAC for Gestalt LanguageProcessors Imagine reading a screen full of words… but none of them feel quite right. Not because they’rewrong, but because they’re too small. That’s the reality for many Gestalt Language Processors(GLPs)—children who don’t build language one…
Simultaneous vs. Sequential Bilingualism in Kids: What It Means for AAC
When creating AAC support for bilingual or multilingual children, understanding how they learn their languages matters a lot. Not all bilingual journeys look the same. Some kids grow up using two languages at the same time. Others learn one first…
How Vocabulary Layout Shapes Communication: A Peek Inside Avaz AAC
Have you ever had a word on the tip of your tongue—but you just couldn’t find it? That feeling of being stuck is exactly what we try to prevent for AAC users. Vocabulary layout isn’t just about design. It’s about…
Media-Rich Icons in Avaz AAC – Let the App Do the Hard Work, Not the Communication Partner
Customizing icons and visuals in AAC apps has long been a challenge for caregivers and therapists. In many traditional AAC systems, adding a personal touch means you (the communication partner) have to do all the heavy lifting – hunting down…
The Avaz Sale: April 2025
The Avaz Sale is back in full swing! April marks Autism Acceptance Month worldwide. In honor of this observance, we are offering BIG discounts on Avaz AAC. As always, Team Avaz is dedicated to celebrating Autism Pride and embracing the…
Frozen Row in Avaz AAC: Keeping Words Within Reach
Imagine knowing exactly what you want to say but needing to tap through multiple screens to say it. In AAC, quick access to high-frequency words is crucial because they form the backbone of daily communication. But traditional layouts often force…