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Perspectives of Augmentative-Alternative Communication Users Regarding Their Experiences and Perceived Barriers to Engagement in Higher Education
This research investigated the higher education experience of students who communicate via augmentative-alternative communication (AAC) due to having severe speech impairments. Research questions addressed how the students interact with others in the higher education setting, and the presence and na
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