More learning opportunities with Tobii Dynavox

Hey Tek-ninjas! Here are a number of terrific learning opportunities, which also include ASHA CEU's. I blogged about the Tobii Dynavox Learning Hub awhile back. Well, here are a variety of free Tobii Dynavox on-demand trainings that enable learners to also earn ASHA CEUs.

The current courses include:

Core First Learning

Explore Snap + Core First

Getting Started with Pathways for Core First

Introduction to Gaze Viewer

Making a Core Approach Approachable with Snap + Core First and Pathways

Overview of Boardmaker Activities-to-Go

Overview of Communicator 5 for Emergent, Symbolic, and Literate Communicators

Positive Behavior Supports within Snap + Core First

Snap Scene: Overview & Activities for All Ages

Tips, Tricks and Techniques with Snap + Core First

Tips for Quickly Creating Activities in Boardmaker

Tobii Dynavox will be adding new courses regularly so keep checking back. 

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Learn more and register

In addition, here is the August Live Webinar Schedule:

Aug 14 at 12 PM ET: AAC Ask Us Anything
Aug 15 at 12 PM ET: Back to School with Snap Core First - Positive Behavior Supports
Aug 20 at 12 PM ET: Back to School with Snap Core First - Topics and Customization
Aug 21 at 9 AM ET: Boardmaker Ask Us Anything
Aug 27 at 12 PM ET: Back to School with Core First Learning

Webinar Registration

Free AAC Trainings!

Hey Tek-ninjas! Today I want to tell you about a new offering from Tobii Dynavox. Recently the Learning Team rolled out a new online platform called the The Learning Hub. 

The Learning Hub hosts a variety of on-demand trainings, which Tobii Dynavox provides for free. You Speech Therapists out there can even get ASHA CEUs. 

But do not be deterred if you are not a Speech Therapist! If you are interested in learning AAC, you are welcome to make a free account and participate! I encourage parents, educators, and all other therapists to check it out.

The Learning Hub can be used on any Windows-based or iOS-based computers, laptops, and tablets, but according to the website, the best browser to use is Google Chrome. 

Did I mention it's free? 

Happy Therapy!