This was not as easy as I had  hoped apparently the art of the search is really in the search parameters!  During class I fumbled around for 10 minutes with questionable success. I received a little direction and a world of options opened up,,, easy.

When I went home to re- access the wonderful world of Microsoft compatible  AAC apps, I blanked and fumble through again.  I did, luckily stumble upon a site listing AAC apps for learners,  it seemed to be focused upon supporting learners disabled due to autism and the only way I could be assured that it was the target grouped was that my one for sure product (Tobii Dynavox) was on the list.

For those of you interested in a techological troglodytes journey, accessing a wordle can also be a little tricky as many have to be down loaded and, like many troglodytes, I have a healthy respect for what is downloaded, some even need impossible to remember passwords.  

Of the list the BlueBee Pals seemed a cute marriage of cuddly technology.  The advertised "bear" had a text to voice board and programmable picture board.  All were quite expensive.

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