London Trusted Therapy Harley Street·Sep 17AAC Doesn’t Stop Children Talking: Myths and Facts About Augmentative CommunicationWhen a speech and language therapist first suggests AAC for a child, many parents feel a mix of hope and hesitation. Will using a…
InUnheard VoicesbyJ.K. Hamilton·Aug 23Speech Is Not the Same as ThoughtWhy fluency, silence, and AAC reveal different things about access, communication, and agency, but never the full size of a mind
Liz Lucy Robillard·Jul 10A Living Death — More Than MisconductA living hell for sweet people- made by whom? What type of ‘human’ detritus can do this?
Tony Downey·Feb 21How to Migrate Your Customized TouchChat Vocabulary with AIRewritten October 2026, after seven more months of real use. The first version was written in February 2026 and updated in March.
Travis Gilly·Feb 20Toy Story 5 Just Told Millions of Disabled Children Their Lifeline Is the VillainThe full Toy Story 5 trailer dropped on February 19, 2026. The premise is straightforward: Bonnie, the little girl who inherited Andy’s…
Jazzmere Robinson·Feb 17Communication Technology: A Tool for Students to Access LearningAs a Special Education teacher I have seen countless times when students exhibit a negative behavior due to them not being able to…
Spoken - Tap to Talk AAC·Nov 19, 2025How We Leveled Up Voice, Accessibility, and Personalization In 2025The last few months brought some big changes to Spoken. We released three major updates in a row, touching almost every part of the app and…
Spoken - Tap to Talk AAC·Oct 13, 2025Why ElevenLabs’ Audio Tags Are a Big Deal for AACWhat are audio tags, and why are they significant to AAC? We discuss and explain how you can try them in Spoken.
Spoken - Tap to Talk AAC·Sep 25, 2025New to Version 1.9.3: Spoken Introduces ElevenLabs and Apple Personal Voice SupportSpoken just got a major voice upgrade! Our new update introduces compatibility with both ElevenLabs and Apple Personal Voice.
Spoken - Tap to Talk AAC·Sep 4, 2025Spoken Now Has 1,000+ Icons, but We’re Still Choosing CarefullySpoken AAC now has over 1,000 custom-made AAC symbols.
![A mockup of the phone shows text entered into the Spoken AAC app: “[Excited] Wow, that’s awesome”. Floating around the phone are other bracketed words, including [laughing], [disbelief], [quietly], [cheerful], [gasps], and [shouting]. Two orange arrows point from the clouds of bracketed words toward the textbox in the app.](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fill:160:106/0*HVV4JU0NFDJOtY6F.png)
![A mockup of the phone shows text entered into the Spoken AAC app: “[Excited] Wow, that’s awesome”. Floating around the phone are other bracketed words, including [laughing], [disbelief], [quietly], [cheerful], [gasps], and [shouting]. Two orange arrows point from the clouds of bracketed words toward the textbox in the app.](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fill:320:214/0*HVV4JU0NFDJOtY6F.png)
