“It's called release time, where you have to release your finger for a period of time, some kind of interval that you can set before it will activate again. So let's say it's three seconds, they tap it once.”

Alyssa Croll · SLP Coffee Talk · Rethinking AAC Assessment and Decision-Making

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Adjusted the device's "release time" setting to three seconds to prevent impulsive tapping

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