Course Companion Web Site for Augmentative and Alternative Communication, Third Edition (Beukelman & Mirenda)

Don't forget to visit the Barkley AAC Center at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln for education resources, vendor and demographic information, and a series of essays on AAC.

Welcome Faculty and Students!

This is the Course Companion Web Site for Augmentative and Alternative Communication, Third Edition, by David R. Beukelman, Ph.D., and Pat Mirenda, Ph.D. Here, instructors and students will find these useful tools for their courses:

an AAC glossary that supplements the book
links and contact information for disability organizations, vendors, and other resources
an updated and comprehensive reference list from the third edition

(For a description, table of contents, and ordering information for the book, visit our online catalog.)

Readers of "Augmentative and Alternative Communication for Adults with Acquired Neurologic Disorders," see the web site of the Rehabilitation Engineering and Research Center in Communication Enhancement for an up-to-date list of AAC devices.

For more communication and language resources, visit our online catalog.