- Computer Resources for People with Disabilities: A Guide to Exploring Today's Assistive Technology
Stephen Hawking; the Alliance for Technology 2nd Edition Paperback; Published by Hunter House; September 1, 1996 ; Practical
advice for the disabled about how to choose computer technology to help improve their speech, learning, or physical disorders.
Includes information about Vendors, organizations, legislation, and stories about people of all ages using the technology.
(Added: Fri Jun 15 2001)
- Making Connections
By Jackie Levin M.A. and Peggy Locke Ph.D. The best way to learn how to communicate is by communicating! Voice output communication is a powerful way for your students to have a direct, positive impact on their lives - whether or not they understand language. Everyone can have a voice with a communication aid, using this simple, step-by-step process! Strategies for putting voice output communication aids to work immediately. Ideas for appropriate and effective messages. Data collection made easy. Field-tested and reviewed by teachers & students! Softcover, spiral binding, 109 pages.
(Added: Sun Nov 11 2001)
- When Your Child is Technology Assisted: A home care guide for families
L&A Publishing - by Paul Kahn. Paperback, 64 pages, ng, 1997, $10.00. Helps parents prepare for home care of a child with complex medical needs. Explores coordinating services as well as impact on family, siblings, and parenting. Contact: Lash and Associates at 708 Young Forest Drive, Wake Forest, NC 27587 or e-mail lapublishin@earthlink.net
(Added: Tue Jul 03 2001)
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