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Features

AAC features lead by a user for users

Motor Planned Aspects

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Folder buttons all labeled with a letter.
Context Dependent Aspects

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Food folder buttons organized by meal.

Aspects of Lighting Core use motor planning to reduce cognitive load through routines.

Aspects of Lightning Core use context dependent designs to help organize your AAC system by categorical concepts we have been taught since childhood.

Disability Affirming Framework

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Disability related buttons referring to identity and culture.
Core Words

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Word list category buttons showing a display of vocabulary.

Lightning Cores strives to be inclusive, actively including disabled people, values, and culture into it's framework and design.

The main feature of Lightning Core is its main vocabulary set that starts with a prototype of around 7,000 words and aims to eventually reach the goal of 20,000 to 35,000.

Quick Fires

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Various quick fire buttons showing neutral and negative responses.
Keyboard

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An AAC keyboard.

The quick fires section has quick and commonly loaded phrases. Lightning Core comes with some preloaded phrases along with space for customization so your AAC device sounds like you.

Lightning Core features a keyboard so literate users have full access to every letter, word, and combination possible in the alphabet.

Partner Window

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An AAC partner widow.
Dashboard

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An AAC dashboard that allows access to resource buttons like volume.

A partner window allows for easier sharing of words to create access to avenues of communication.

A dashboard allows access to technical materials and scheduling.

Punctuation

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Punctuation buttons.
Word Changes

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Buttons to change word tense on the fly.

Punctuation gives options for users to have access to tone through their AAC device.

Word changes improve access to grammar, providing a greater range to language and resources.

Adult Pageset

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AAC symbol of an adult from the AAC Image Library.
Child and Teen Pagesets

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AAC symbol of a child from the AAC Image Library.

The adult pageset includes an expansive vocabulary related to intercourse and explicit vocabulary including swears.

The child pageset has a young child and older child version. Both have access to a puberty page, with the older pageset having beginning access to words pertaining to intercourse and sexual education while the younger pageset gives entry access to education. The older pageset has age appropriate terms to vulgarity and slang language.

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