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2. The Effects of the Structural Characteristics of Augmentative and Alternative Communication Display Design on Accuracy and Reaction Time

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Open Access
Author:
Carelli, Renee Luciana
Title:
The Effects of the Structural Characteristics of Augmentative and Alternative Communication Display Design on Accuracy and Reaction Time
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
AAC
reaction time
accuracy
File:
Download CARELLIthesisfinal2.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Krista M Wilkinson, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Krista M Wilkinson, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Carol Anne Miller, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. The Effects of an Aided Augmentative and Alternative Communication Modeling Intervention on Production of Multi-symbol Messages by a School-aged Child with Autism Spectrum Disorder Who Uses AAC

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Open Access
Author:
Kaminski, Paige Ardan
Title:
The Effects of an Aided Augmentative and Alternative Communication Modeling Intervention on Production of Multi-symbol Messages by a School-aged Child with Autism Spectrum Disorder Who Uses AAC
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
ASD
autism
AAC
aided modeling
school-age
multi-symbol messages
File:
Download Kaminski_Paige_TheEffectsofanAided.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Erinn Heer Finke, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Carol Anne Miller, Thesis Honors Advisor

5. The Efficacy of Low Technology Visual Scene Displays on the Communication of a Developmentally Delayed Individual

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Open Access
Author:
Bongo, Hailey Elizabeth
Title:
The Efficacy of Low Technology Visual Scene Displays on the Communication of a Developmentally Delayed Individual
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
AAC
Visual Scene Display
VSD
Developmental Delay
Complex Communication
File:
Download Hailey_Bongo_Thesis.pdfDownload Hailey_Bongo_Thesis_2015.pdfDownload bongo_hailey_efficacyoflowtechVSDs.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Kathryn D R Drager, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Ingrid Maria Blood, Thesis Honors Advisor

6. Low-Technology Visual Scene Display Augmentative and Alternative Communication (ACC) Intervention for a Young Child with Autism

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Open Access
Author:
Riley, Lindsay Erin
Title:
Low-Technology Visual Scene Display Augmentative and Alternative Communication (ACC) Intervention for a Young Child with Autism
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
autism
augmentative and alternative communication
AAC
low-tech
low-technology
case study
File:
Download LINDSAY_RILEY_-_THESIS-_Final1.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Kathryn D R Drager, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Ingrid Maria Blood, Thesis Honors Advisor

8. Augmentative and Alternative Communication with an Adolescent Communicator with Severe Developmental Disabilities

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Open Access
Author:
Weaver, Mary Elizabeth
Title:
Augmentative and Alternative Communication with an Adolescent Communicator with Severe Developmental Disabilities
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
AAC
Just-in-Time Programming
File:
Download Mary_Weaver_Honors_Final_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Kathryn D R Drager, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Ingrid Maria Blood, Thesis Honors Advisor
Dr. Ingrid Maria Blood, Faculty Reader

9. Effects of grid-based AAC apps to support academic sight word learning in an individual with ASD

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Open Access
Author:
Filipovits, Erica Kay
Title:
Effects of grid-based AAC apps to support academic sight word learning in an individual with ASD
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
sight word learning
autism spectrum disorder
complex communication needs
AAC
academics
literacy
access to curriculum
grid-based display
File:
Download Filipovits_Erica_AAC_Display.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Jessica Gosnell Caron, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Carol Anne Miller, Thesis Honors Advisor

11. Social Media and Individuals with Complex Communication Needs who use AAC

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Open Access
Author:
Schwartz, Melanie
Title:
Social Media and Individuals with Complex Communication Needs who use AAC
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
AAC
Facebook
Complex Communication Needs
Social Media
File:
Download SOCIAL_MEDIA_AND_INDIVIDUALS_WITH_COMPLEX_COMMUNICATION_NEEDS_WHO_USE_AAC_4.14.20.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Jessica Gosnell Caron, Thesis Supervisor
Carol Anne Miller, Thesis Honors Advisor

12. Social Media Use and Individuals with Complex Communication Needs who Use Alternative and Augmentative Communication

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Open Access
Author:
Lebovitz, Allison
Title:
Social Media Use and Individuals with Complex Communication Needs who Use Alternative and Augmentative Communication
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
AAC
Complex Communication Needs
Social Media
Facebook
File:
Download AL_final_thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Jessica Gosnell Caron, Thesis Supervisor
Carol Anne Miller, Thesis Honors Advisor

14. The Effect of Motion in AAC Displays on Literacy Skills of Individuals with Down Syndrome

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Open Access
Author:
Kayga, Shelby
Title:
The Effect of Motion in AAC Displays on Literacy Skills of Individuals with Down Syndrome
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
AAC
Down syndrome
motion
developmental disabilities
communication
literacy skills
File:
Download Thesis_final_KAYGA.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Janice Catherine Light, Thesis Supervisor
Carol Anne Miller, Thesis Honors Advisor

15. The Effects of Symbol Background Color on Visual Search in a Large Grid Display in Adults Without Disabilities

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Open Access
Author:
Russo, Ashley
Title:
The Effects of Symbol Background Color on Visual Search in a Large Grid Display in Adults Without Disabilities
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
AAC
Communication Disorders
Complex Communication Needs
Speech-Language Pathology
File:
Download Russo__Ashley_Thesis_Final_Copy.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Krista M Wilkinson, Thesis Supervisor
Carol Anne Miller, Thesis Honors Advisor

17. Understanding Implementation Variables: Interviews with School SLPs Who Work with Children Using AAC

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Open Access
Author:
Jagadeesh, Ramya
Title:
Understanding Implementation Variables: Interviews with School SLPs Who Work with Children Using AAC
Area of Honors:
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Keywords:
Communication Sciences & Disorders
Augmentative & Alternative Communication
AAC
Literacy
File:
Download Ramya_Jagadeesh_FINAL_THESIS__PDF_.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Jessica Gosnell Caron, Thesis Supervisor
Carol Anne Miller, Thesis Honors Advisor