Choice Boards
Enable communication through visual choices. Present 2-4 options and empower individuals to express their preferences, reducing frustration and increasing autonomy.
What are Choice Boards?
Choice boards are visual displays that present options, allowing individuals to communicate preferences by pointing or selecting. Based on AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) principles, they provide a powerful way to express wants and needs.
Benefits of Enabling Choice
- Reduces frustration by providing a way to communicate preferences
- Increases sense of control and autonomy
- Supports language development through visual-verbal pairing
- Decreases challenging behaviors that stem from communication difficulties
Key Features
Large Touch Targets
Easy to select with minimum 48x48px touch areas for accessibility.
Full-Screen Presentation
Distraction-free display focuses attention on the choices.
Audio Feedback
Optional sound and text-to-speech support for selections.
Selection History
Track preferences over time to understand patterns.
Custom Images
Personalize with photos of real items from your life.
Privacy-First
All data stays on your device. No cloud, no tracking.
See It In Action
Creating and using choice boards is simple and effective.
Create Your Board
Add 2-4 options with images and labels
Full-Screen Display
Large, clear options for easy selection
Confirm Selection
Visual and audio feedback confirms the choice
Perfect For
Frequently Asked Questions
How many options can I add to a choice board?
Choice boards support 2-4 options, which research shows is optimal for reducing overwhelm while still providing meaningful choices.
Can my child use this independently?
Yes, the large touch targets and simple interface are designed for independent use. Many families find their children can make selections without assistance.
Does it support text-to-speech?
Yes, you can enable audio feedback that speaks the name of each option when selected.
Ready to Enable Communication?
Download MyVisualRoutine and start creating choice boards today.
