Developing an aphasia-friendly video abstract
The aim of this guide is to help researchers to produce a video abstract for people with aphasia. It contains practical support in terms of technical tips, slide/video templates, software and technology suggestions, reflections on video production and examples of aphasia-friendly video abstracts.
This project was produced by the following researchers from theย Centre of Research Excellence in Aphasia Recovery and Rehabilitation, supported by funding from theย Tavistock Trust for Aphasiaย and theย Collaboration of Aphasia Trialists:
- Caroline Baker
- Ciara Shiggins
- John Pierce
- Marcella Carragher
- Miranda Rose
- Sam Harvey
- Sarah Wallace
Introductory Video
List of Documents with this Guide

Developing an Aphasia-friendly video abstract
The โwhyโ and โhowโ of creating an abstract. Read first!

Video abstracts โ PowerPoint tips
Tips and tricks for animations, images, etc.

Pierce et al. abstract
A completed video abstract โhow it comes together.

Storyboard template
A template table to make a storyboard.

Template for aphasia-friendly video abstracts
A template to get you started โ edit as needed.
