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A.T. Literature- Educational Aid

  1. Adaptations Across the Curriculum
  2. Assistive Solutions to Facilitate the Active Participation of Young Children
  3. Assistive Technology Consideration: On-Line Resources for IEP Teams
  4. Blackboard & WebAIM: Building an Accessible e-Education Platform
  5. Broadcasting Disability: An Exploration of the Educational Potential of a Video Sharing Web Site
  6. Capture It! Providing On-Demand Support for Technology Use
  7. Collaboration is Key: How a Community of Practice Promotes Technology Integration
  8. Creating a Technology Toolkit for Students With Mental Retardation: A Systematic Approach
  9. DDA Exposes Teachers, Students to 3-D Technology
  10. Deaf Children Learn to Sign by Toying With RFID
  11. Design and Development of a Flexible Online Course for Making Accessible Online Courses
  12. Design and Uses of an Audio/Video Streaming System for Students With Disabilities
  13. DIBELS: A Teacher-Friendly Basic Literacy Accountability Tool for the Primary Classroom
  14. Educational Quiz Show Games
  15. Enhancing Conversation Skills in Children With Autism Via Video Technology: Which is Better, "Self" or "Other" as a Model?
  16. Graphic Organizers and Their Effects on the Reading Comprehension of Students With LD: A Synthesis of Research
  17. Integration of Universal Design of Instruction in Occupational Therapy Professional Education: Responding to Student Diversity
  18. IntelliShare - What is it? When is it?
  19. Live, Interactive Paraprofessional Training Using Internet Technology: Description and Evaluation
  20. MEville to WEville Introduced at CSUN
  21. New ReadyMade Activities From Intellitools Give Teachers Ready-to-Use, Standards-Aligned Curriculum Activities
  22. Online Video Conferencing: An Application to Teacher Education
  23. PN Newsbeat: Classroom Help
  24. Preparing General Education Pre-Service Teachers for Inclusion: Web-Enhanced Case-Based Instruction
  25. Professional Electronic Portfolios for Preservice Special Education Teachers
  26. Profiling the Quality of Educational Programs for Adolescents With Disabilities
  27. Publishing Accessible WWW Presentations From Power Point Slide Presentations
  28. Ready, SETT, Go! Getting Started With the SETT Framework
  29. Singing the Standards: Supporting Content Learning Through Songboards
  30. Start-To-Finish Literacy Starters: Moving Students to Conventional Reading
  31. Teacher Education: Online Instruction
  32. Testing the Electronic Abacus
  33. The Hidden Disabilities Toolkit
  34. The Talking Computer Project
  35. The Virtual History Museum: A Web-Based Environment for Improving History Instruction
  36. Tips for Integrating Technology Into the Preschool Classroom
  37. Toward Positive Literacy Outcomes for Students With Significant Developmental Disabilities
  38. Using a Computer-Adapted, Conceptually Based History Text to Increase Comprehension and Problem-Solving Skills of Students With Disabilities
  39. Using a Three-Dimensional Interactive Model to Teach Environmental Concepts to Visually Impaired Children
  40. Using an Instructional Package Including Video Technology to Teach Self-Help Skills to Elementary Students With Mental Disabilities
  41. Using Guided Notes, Choral Responding, and Response Cards to Increase Student Performance
  42. Using Technology to Teach About Individual Differences Related to Disabilities
  43. Using Widgets on the Web - Using Computer-Based Learning Tools
  44. We're Not Stupid: Living with a Learning Difference
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