Arabic Symbol Dictionary Sample Communication Boards
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These are a few sample communication boards developed as part of the evaluation process for the Arabic Symbol Dictionary research project funded by the Qatari National Research Fund - Further information is available at access.ecs.soton.ac.uk/blog/symboldictionary
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Arabic Symbol Dictionary Sample Communication Boards
- 1. Arabic Symbol Dictionary sample communication boards Nadine Zeinoun, Dana Lawand and the team from Mada, HMC and University of Southampton funded by the Qatar National Research Fund.
- 2. Arabic Symbol Development • To suit the user, culture, task and environment • European symbols come thanks to collaboration with ARASAAC available from http://arasaac.org/ • Early batches of Arabic localised symbols will be available from September 2015 • All the symbols are voted on for levels of acceptance by project participants made up of AAC users, their families/carers, therapists and teachers from Doha in Qatar. • This research project is funded by the Qatar National Research Fund
- 3. Expressions
- 5. Verbs
- 6. Adjectives
- 7. Food
- 8. Places
- 9. Transport
- 10. Sentences