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A.T. Literature- Job Training

  1. A Comparison of Hand-Held Computer and Staff Model Supports for High School Students With Autism and Intellectual Disabilities
  2. A Randomized Controlled Trial of the Apple iPod Touch as Task Support Among People With ASD on the Job
  3. AAC Technologies to Enhance Participation and Access to Meaningful Societal Roles for Adolescents and Adults with Developmental Disabilities who Require AAC
  4. ACETS Online Increases Employment Opportunities for People Who Use AAC
  5. AFB Expands Resources for Employment
  6. Assistive Technology as a Workplace Support
  7. Assistive Technology as an Evolving Resource for a Successful Employment Experience
  8. Assistive Technology: Choosing the Right Tool for the Right Job
  9. Beyond W3C: TruVision - Enhanced Online Learning for People Blind or Vision Impaired
  10. Computer-Based Video Instruction to Teach Young Adults with Moderate Intellectual Disabilities to Perform Multiple Step, Job Tasks in a Generalized Setting
  11. Conversations With the Deaf
  12. Design and Evaluation of a Computer-Animated Simulation Approach to Support Vocational Social Skills Training for Students and Adults With Intellectual Disabilities
  13. Disabled Adults Learn to Work From Computers
  14. Distance-Learning Computer Certification Training Program for Blind and Visually Impaired Individuals
  15. Expanding Work-Based Learning: Students With Disabilities Preparing for Challenging Technology Careers
  16. Improving the Employment Prospects of Severely Physically Disabled Persons Through IT Training Within a Mainstream College
  17. John Williams' Column: POETA Provides Job Opportunities for Latin Americans With Disabilities
  18. Keeping it Reel: ReelBooks.com Creates Opportunities for Individuals Who are Blind or Visually Impaired
  19. Making Coffee When You Can’t See
  20. New Picture-Based Task Trainer for Individuals with Mental Retardation
  21. Perceptions of Students With Disabilities Regarding the Value of Technology-Based Support Activities on Postsecondary Education and Employment
  22. Self-Management of Instruction Cues for Occupation: Review of Studies With People With Severe and Profound Developmental Disabilities
  23. Technology Use by People With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities to Support Employment Activities: A Single-Subject Design Meta-Analysis
  24. The Apple iPod Touch as a Vocational Support Aid for Adults With Autism: Three Case Studies
  25. Tracking the Effectiveness of DO-IT Interventions: New Longitudinal Data on Students with Disabilities
  26. Training Our Way to Business Opportunities
  27. Use of Picture Dictionaries to Promote Functional Communication in Students With Deafness and Intellectual Disabilities
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