SET Events
Supporting People who use AAC Strategies: In the Home, School and Community
This March, April and May, SET-BC and CAYA are hosting the 2008 AAC Workshop “Supporting People who use AAC Strategies: In the Home, School and Community”.
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This March, April and May, SET-BC and CAYA are hosting the 2008 AAC Workshop “Supporting People who use AAC Strategies: In the Home, School and Community”.
Student Stories
Including Shannon
Shannon's team uses many strategies to ensure Shannon is included in a wide variety of school and community activities.
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Shannon's team uses many strategies to ensure Shannon is included in a wide variety of school and community activities.
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What's New
Classroom Suite 4 is here!
It has been redesigned as an intervention tool for students.
Classroom Suite 4 Overview
It has been redesigned as an intervention tool for students.
Classroom Suite 4 Overview
Assistive Technology Community News
CAYA Extends Services to Age 35
As a result of a generous grant, CAYA is able to extend services to individuals requiring AAC support
from 27 to 35 years of age.
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The Learning Centre
The SET-BC Learning Centre provides a wealth of classroom resources and training modules on assistive technology. Visit the Main Library to view our complete collection, or look for resources that are organized by technology topics: alternate access; augmentative communication; vision; and general implementation.Go to the Learning Centre
The Provincial Software Acquisition Plan (PSAP) was created to give British Columbia school districts the opportunity to join the SET-BC provincial site licenses.
SET-BC is pleased to announce the continuation of the BC Universal Design for Learning (BC UDL) project for the 2008 - 2009 school year.