AAC for schools

AAC App for Schools & Special Education

JennyTalk supports AAC communication in special education classrooms, resource settings, therapy spaces, and school routines with a web-based system that works across phones, tablets, and computers.

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Student communicator profiles for AAC access preferences and communication support.

Core vocabulary, quick needs, classroom language, and self-advocacy messages.

JennyPath practice and communication progress tools designed around communication—not compliance.

Multilingual AAC and accessibility options for touch, keyboard, and optional switch users.

AAC that can stay available across the school day

Communication should not disappear when a student moves between classrooms, specials, lunch, therapy, or transportation. JennyTalk is designed to keep useful language available across school contexts rather than limiting AAC to a single lesson or therapy session.

Support teachers without turning AAC into behavior tracking

JennyPath can help educators observe communication functions, message complexity, and communication opportunities. Its progress tools are intentionally framed around communication access and instruction, not behavior, compliance, or punishment.

Built for collaboration

Teachers, SLPs, aides, and families can coordinate vocabulary and partner strategies so students encounter more consistent language support across environments. School and organization plans can support broader deployment and onboarding.

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