AAC

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is ISAAC’s professional peer-reviewed journal, published since 1985. AAC publishes original articles case studies, book reviews and ISAAC news. The journal’s content has direct application to people with complex communication needs for whom AAC techniques and systems may be appropriate. AAC is published quarterly by Informa Healthcare. It is included in the Thomson Reuters Social Sciences Citation Index and its impact factor is calculated yearly.

Impact factor

Impact factor is widely recognized as the authoritative measure of journal quality. It reflects the average number of citations to articles published in science and social science journals. Librarians refer to it when making renewal and cancellation decisions. Tenure and promotion committees assess an individual’s scholarship on the basis of the journals they have published in and the impact factor of each publication. Funding bodies refer to citation levels when evaluating a bid team. Researchers consider impact factor to be an important consideration when deciding where to submit papers.

Professor Ann Sutton, Ph.D., is editor of the AAC Journal. Contact her directly for more information:

Ann Sutton
Université D’Ottawa / Programme en orthophonie
École des sciences de la réadaptation
451 Smyth Rd.
Ottawa, ON K1H 8M5
CANADA
Tel: +1-613-562-5800 x8064
Email: Ann Sutton ann.sutton(at)uOttawa.ca

AAC Editorial Office Tel: +1-604-253-1962
AAC Editorial Office Fax: +1-604-251-1057
AAC Editorial Office Email: rbutus(at)shaw.ca

ISAAC members are eligible for special AAC subscriber rates.

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