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		By: Derek Li		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The idea that accessibility is often about having more than one workable route, not one perfect solution, applies to communication aids too. A typing-based AAC app like TypeOut can suit someone who can read and write but can&#039;t speak, while a person who relies on picture symbols needs a different kind of tool, and saying that plainly is more useful than pretending one recommendation fits everyone. Thank you for being upfront about where a product is not the right fit.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The idea that accessibility is often about having more than one workable route, not one perfect solution, applies to communication aids too. A typing-based AAC app like TypeOut can suit someone who can read and write but can&#8217;t speak, while a person who relies on picture symbols needs a different kind of tool, and saying that plainly is more useful than pretending one recommendation fits everyone. Thank you for being upfront about where a product is not the right fit.</p>
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