Welcome to the AAC & Communication section of the VOQUU Blog.
Here, we explore tools, strategies, and stories that help nonverbal children connect with the world around them.
From symbol-based apps to visual routines, from communication boards to alternative gestures, AAC (Augmented and Alternative Communication) takes many forms. This category dives into how families, educators, and therapists use these tools daily.
We cover topics like picture-based interaction, low-tech solutions, emotional expression without words, and the principles that guide effective AAC support.
Whether you’re just discovering assistive communication or deep into the world of PECS, eye-tracking, or custom setups, you’ll find insights here rooted in real-world use and human connection.
AAC & Communication 5 Types of AAC Tools Explained Simply (With Real-Life Examples) AAC tools come in many forms, and organizations like Communication Matters offer real-life examples of how they help children thrive in daily life. These tools aren’t just devices or apps. They’re bridges — helping a child share a feeling, ask a question, […]
