The document discusses a concept coding framework called CCF-Droid for symbol supported augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) on Android mobile devices. CCF-Droid allows users to communicate using Blissymbols and ARASAAC symbols with text-to-speech. It also enables vocabulary editing by looking up words and symbols from an online CCF Symbol Server. A pilot test of CCF-Droid is upcoming to evaluate face-to-face communication and indirect messaging with the tool. Integration with alternative input methods like Tecla will also be added.

1. Concept Coding Framework
for Android
Symbol Supported AAC for Mobile devices
(Mats Lundälv, SU-DART)
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2. CCF-Droid in action for
face-to-face communication
on the smartphone
Blissymbols and
ARASAAC symbols –
with text and Android
system TTS voice
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3. CCF-Droid
in edit mode on the smartphone
Vocabulary editing
– words and symbols
looked-up from the
online CCF Symbol Server
and added to the
selection displays
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4. CCF-Droid
in edit mode on the tablet
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5. CCF Symbol Server Online Support
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Access to the full CCF
vocabulary database via the
online CCF Symbol Server
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Log in with your user ID to
access the CCF Server
services
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Save, restore and share your
local set-ups via the server
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6. Symbol Supported AAC for
Android Mobile Devices
Conclusions:
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Getting ready for the pilot tests
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Face-to-face AAC with graphic symbol and
Android system speech is now functional
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Indirect AAC via messaging etc is currently
being implemented
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Integration with Tecla for alternative input
control will follow
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