Option Set Matters
Historical or review value depends on preserving the option set shown, not only the final indicated choice.
ParticiPics Pictographic Support for Aphasia Conversations
ParticiPics Pictographic Support is a ready-to-complete-together tool for practitioners, communication partners, and people with aphasia. It helps the practitioner find relevant pictographic options, present a small visual set, and capture the person's indicated choice, preference, or message when language alone is not enough.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
When Options Do Not Fit
If no suitable pictograph matches the topic closely enough, the interaction should remain unresolved or shift to another support rather than forcing a selection.
Important Boundary
The tool is not generic image search or assessment. It supports conversation-specific understanding, choice-making, and message expression.
Does the tool infer meaning from an image selection?
No. The tool records selected options and indicated responses, but unclear selections must remain unconfirmed until verified.
Can too many pictographs be shown at once?
Yes. Too many options may overload the interaction, so the display should support narrowing to a small relevant set.
What is preserved in a saved result?
A saved result should preserve the pictographic option set, the indicated response or message, topic context, and uncertainty when present.
Does saving the demo preserve sample image choices as real client data?
No. Saving keeps the tool and reusable setup choices, not fictional demo selections or temporary conversation content.