AAC Goals
DAGG-3 Dynamic AAC Goals Grid (2023)
Tobii Dynavox with Vickie Clark
The DAGG-3 is the updated version of a goal and intervention guide distributed by the device vendor Tobii-Dynavox. The 21-page tool identifies sets of skills at five different levels of communication.
This tool can be helpful for thinking of the types of goals that are important to AAC users. The organized, color-coded sections make the complex process a little easier to navigate. The goals need to be individualized but getting some ideas on what to target can be really helpful for SLPs who do not have a lot of experience with writing those types of goals.
Tobii-Dynavox does require that you sign up to get access to their resources.
Design to Learn IEP Development Guide
Charity Rowland, Emily Dayle Quinn, Sandra A. M. Steiner & Gayl Bowser
This pdf includes 28 questions to use as an IEP quality guide. Specifically, for developing high quality communication-related educational goals for children with complex communication needs.
Ready, Set, Goal! 1 and 2
by PRC Saltillo
Two videos offer a process for writing meaningful goals for individuals who use AAC. They provide a goal-writing framework, identify assessment tools, and connect to resources. Pathways is a free app from the Saltillo Company that follows the same process and can be a useful reference for developing goals.
IEP Goal Writing Guidance
AT Lab Community Vision
Simple but informative handout on the form and content of good AAC IEP goals.
PrAACtiCal AAC Goals that Matter
by PrAACticalAAC blog site
Includes ideas for qualifiers and goals related to AAC. Over 100 goals are divided into pre-stored messages, combining single words combined, and operational and strategic competence.