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OKLAHOMA ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY CENTER UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER

DIVISION OF REHABILITATION SCIENCES – COLLEGE OF ALLIED HEALTH 1600 N. Phillips

Oklahoma City, OK 73104

405/271-3625; TDD 405/271-1705; FAX 405/271-1707 1-800-700-OATC (6282)

AUGMENTATIVE/ALTERNATIVE COMMUNICATION (AAC)

EVALUATION CHECKLIST

Appointment start:__________________ Appointment end:__________________ Date: _____________ Name: ________________________________________________ SS#:___________________________ DOB: _________________ Age: _____________________ Evaluation Site: _____________________ Parent/Primary Contact: __________________________________________________________________ Address:__________________________________________Telephone: ___________________________ Diagnosis: ____________________________________________________________________________ Referral Source: ________________________________________________________________________ Reason for Referral: _____________________________________________________________________ Team Members Present: __________________________________________________________________ Current AT Equipment: __________________________________________________________________ Physician: _____________________________________________________________________________ Funding Source: ________________________________________________________________________

************************************************************************

Hearing: Describe amplification: _________________________________________________________ Localize to Sound: Respond to Voices: Vision: Describe correction: _____________________________________________________________ Eye Contact: Visual Tracking: Mobility: _______________________________________________________________________________ Pointing:

If no pointing, describe voluntary movements:

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Oral Motor:

Motor Implications for Communication: ___________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

CURRENT COMMUNICATION INVENTORY

Current means of communication/Expressive communication:

Communication Partners:

Receptive Language (cognition):

Two-Dimensional Recognition:

Answers Yes/No:

Respond to Simple Commands:

Respond to Multi-Part Commands:

Operates Cause & Effect Items:

Answers Yes/No:

Answers “Wh” Questions:

Turn-taking:

Describe child’s typical schedule/routine:___________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

Describe means for expressing likes/pleasure: _______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ Describe means for expressing dislikes/displeasure: __________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ Describe communication interventions tried in the past:______________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

Describe benefits/successes of past interventions:____________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ Describe shortcomings of past interventions:________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ Describe goals for child’s communication:__________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ Describe child’s motivators/reinforcers:____________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________

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PREVIOUS AAC EXPERIENCE

Non-Electronic:

Other: _________________________________________________________________________

Describe, including symbol size, number and layout: ____________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________ Electronic/Voice Output: Other: _________________________________________________________________________ Name(s) of device(s): _____________________________________________________________ Describe, including symbol size, number and layout: ____________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

Access Method:

Switch type, placement: ________________________________________________________

AAC System Placement/Mounting: _______________________________________________________

Symbol Set:

Primary Planner/ Programmer: __________________________________________________________

Settings Where System Was Used:

DIRECT ASSESSMENT OF SYMBOL USE

Symbol Recognition – Does the individual recognize symbols? Can he/she identify the symbol for a given referent? (Note symbol size on chart)

Referent Object Photograph Line Drawing Printed Word

Expressive Use of Single Symbols – Can the individual use symbols expressively to communicate a choice/want/need?

Referent Object Photograph Line Drawing Printed Word

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Symbol Sequencing – Can the individual sequence 2 or more symbols to create a phrase? (Assess if individual is not already sequencing with present system but does use symbols expressively):

List symbol sequences attempted: __________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________

___ 1 symbol messages ___ 2 symbol messages ___ 3 symbol messages

Symbol Categorization and Association – Can the individual assign symbols to categories or groups? (Assess if individual does use symbols expressively):

Classify by:

Complex symbol sequencing – Can the individual use categorization and sequencing abilities together? (Assess if the individual can sequence and categorize):

Concrete Phrase or Sentence Symbol Sequence

Letter Recognition (R=Reported, O=Observed):

Reading: Reported reading level:

If unsure, directly assess. Use Glennen’s “Sight Word Reading Checklist”

Spelling:

If unsure, directly assess. Use Glennen’s Letter Spelling procedure. Writing: Handwriting: Word Prediction:

If unsure, assess using Glennen’s Word Prediction procedure. Score: # correct ____/# missed ____

Abbreviation Expansion:

If unsure, directly assess using Glennen’s Memory for Abbreviation Expansion Procedure.

Family/Caregiver/Teacher comments about potential AAC system: ____________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________

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ACCESS METHOD

Direct Selection:

If unable to use direct selection:

Switch Activation Site Location/ Mount

Activate Hold/ Maintain Release Reactivate

Scanning Method:

FEATURE MATCH

AAC System Inventory:

System Features Required Desired (Not Required) Not Required If Required, Give Rationale Direct Selection

Alternative mouse or keyboard access Visual scanning Auditory scanning Voice output Printed output Text to speech Minspeak Activity based overlays

Dynamic displays Compatible with ECU

Portable Lightweight Wheelchair Mountable Ease of programming Durable / Moisture-Resistant

Systems that have required and desired features:

1. ____________________________________________ 2. ____________________________________________ 3. ____________________________________________

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Recommendations: _____________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ Follow-up: ____________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ Completed by: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Name & Title Date

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