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  1. A Memory Aid With Remote Communication: Preliminary Findings
  2. A Packed Day With My PAC Mate
  3. A Smart Home Application to Eldercare: Current Status and Lessons Learned
  4. A User-Centered Approach for Designing CLAPOTI: An Assistive Technology Designed for Speech and Motor Disorders
  5. Accessing PDAs in the Classroom
  6. AlphaSmart Brings New Capabilities to the Classroom
  7. An Assistive-Technology Intervention for Verbose Speech After Traumatic Brain Injury
  8. Clinician Influences on Use of Portable Electronic Memory Devices in Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation
  9. Collaborative Works to Determine the Potential for Electronic Organizers to Enhance Memory and Organizational Skills for Persons With Cognitive Challenges
  10. Controlling Smart Spaces by Blind and Low Vision Individuals Using Technology Available in 2004
  11. Design of Mobile Wireless Technology for Individuals With Cognitive Disabilities
  12. Ecological Electronic Diary for Outcomes Measurement
  13. Emerging Technologies and Cognitive Disability
  14. Exploring New Ways of Enabling e-Government Services for the Smart Home With Speech Interaction
  15. Getting From Here to There: A Short Review of Trekker
  16. GPS Orientation Tool Merges With Accessible PDA
  17. Graphic Organizers Applied to Higher-Level Secondary Mathematics
  18. Handheld Computers in Special Education
  19. High-Tech Systems Help Orient People with Visual Impairments
  20. I’d Rather Have a Car Drive Me, Than Drive While Blind
  21. iCommunicator v4.0 Released
  22. Information Technology to Support Older People
  23. Interactive Solutions' iCommunicator System Will Provide Higher Levels of Accessibility, Interoperability and Reliability to Windows XP
  24. Internet Appliances That Use Computer Display Technology
  25. It's in Your Hands: A Review of the PAC MATE and the VoiceNote
  26. John Williams' Column: HP Sees Accessibility As A Plus for Business
  27. Keeping in Touch With Cognitively Impaired People: How Mobile Devices Can Improve Medical and Cognitive Supervision
  28. KeySoft 6.1: A Noteworthy Upgrade for Your HumanWare PDA
  29. Laptop Computers and Electronic Notetakers for the Blind: A Comparison
  30. Laser PC 6 With Text-To-Speech
  31. Maestro: An Overview of VisuAide's New Accessible PDA
  32. Making Technologies Accessible: Research Alliance Works to Eliminate Barriers
  33. MAPS: PDA Scaffolding for Independence for Persons With Cognitive Impairments
  34. Medicine Reminder Device
  35. Mobile Architectures and Prototypes to Assist Persons With Cognitive Disabilities Using Public Transportation
  36. Mobile Videophones and Distant Signed Language Conversion
  37. More Freedom
  38. Multiple Sclerosis and Employment Barriers: A Systemic Perspective on Diagnosis and Intervention
  39. New FaceToFace Communication for People Who Are Deaf-Blind
  40. New PDA is the World's Smallest Braille and Speech Device for the Blind
  41. New Technology for the Disabled
  42. No Second Fiddle: A Review of the Maestro
  43. Organizing the Disorganized: Assistive Technology for Disabled Students to Better Prepare Them for Class
  44. Outcomes of Preservice Teacher's Technology Use
  45. PAC Mate – A Handheld Computer for Blind and Low Vision Users
  46. PDA for Blind: Cost Out of Sight?
  47. Pennsylvania's Assistive Technology Lending Library
  48. Performance of Typically Developing Four- and Five-Year-Old Children With AAC Systems Using Different Language Organization Techniques
  49. Personal Digital Assistants as Cognitive Aids for High School Students With Autism: Results of a Community-Based Trial
  50. Powered-up Notetaker
  51. Prosthetic Systems for Addressing Problems With Initiation: Guidelines for Selection, Training, and Measuring Efficacy
  52. ScanSoft, Teltronics, and 1450 Incorporated Team to Enable Speech-Based Accessibility Solutions for Individuals With Disabilities
  53. Software for PDA Supporting People With Higher Brain Dysfunction in Vocational Training
  54. Tech Talk
  55. Technability: The iPad
  56. Text Messaging for the Blind
  57. The Application of Optical Sensors for Quantifying Electric Powered Wheelchair Driving Skill
  58. The Challenge of Change: Freedom Scientific Responds to Customer Input, Unveils New, Leading-Edge Products
  59. The Convergence of Mainstream and Assistive Technologies to Provide a Single Interface for Elders Who Have Lost Their Vision
  60. The Effects of Internet-Based Home Training on Upper Limb Function in Adults With Cerebral Palsy
  61. The Maine Event
  62. The Next Generation: A Review of Personal Digital Assistants, Part 1
  63. The Next Generation: A Review of Personal Digital Assistants, Part 2
  64. The Promise of Generic Technology for Young People With Cognitive Disabilities
  65. Using a Palmtop PDA for Reminding in Prospective Memory Deficit
  66. Using a Personal Digital Assistant to Enhance the Independence of an Adolescent With Asperger Syndrome
  67. Using Personal Digital Assistants (PDA) to Connect Students with Special Needs to the General Curriculum
  68. Web-Based Assistive Technology Interventions for Cognitive Impairments After Traumatic Brain Injury: A Selective Review and Two Case Studies
  69. Why I Bought a PAC Mate
  70. Word Prediction and Writing Support
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