Consider Communication

Consider Communication

Free Open Access Learning Opportunity

Consider Communication is a special project for those of us who support people with complex communication needs.


Consider Communication is promoting better communication for people who do not talk.

Consider Communication is a special project for those of us who support people with complex communication needs. We will share information and insights.

This project lives at https://aaccommunity.net/consider-communication/.


Consider Communication Concepts

Consider Communication has several parts.

  • In April 2019, we will hold 5 one-day learning sessions with direct support staff, family members, therapists and others in Pennsylvania. Speech-language pathologists with a passion for people with complex communication needs will lead these learning opportunities.
  • Everyone that joined the day-long session, can meet at another time in smaller groups.  We will meet in a video chat room and discuss individual needs. We will create a vision, ideas and plan for particular people we support.
  • The Consider Communication learning opportunity as 5 core learning objectives. Each concept will be in a module. These modules include:

The goal of the content of this learning opportunity is that everyone can access the materials. To review the content of this learning opportunity, check out the Consider Communications online platform here

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Tom DiAgostino

Tom is the Outreach and Training Coordinator at TechOWL. Before starting at TechOWL in 2019, Tom worked as an English Teacher through the Fulbright Commission in Uruguay as well as a Social Worker and Spanish interpreter in the foster care system in North Philadelphia. As a person with dyslexia, Tom is passionate about readability and website accessibility. Along with managing TechOWL’s social media platforms, Tom also co-leads the Fabrication program CreATe together and assists with managing the TechOWL website.

2 comments on “Consider Communication

  1. I attended this in Pittsburgh and cannot seem to find the links to the online tools we used in the training. Can you please assist?

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