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  1. 007 Technology
  2. A Fairy Godfather for People with Cognitive Disabilities
  3. A General Structure for Assessment Studies of Assistive Technology
  4. A Review of Conceptual Models for Assistive Technology Outcomes Research and Practice
  5. Accessibility Analysis: Researchers Evaluate Products’ Usability for People With Disabilities and Recommend Design Improvements
  6. Accessibility and Virtual Exhibitions
  7. An Integrated Information System for Seating Clinic Service
  8. An Interdisciplinary Approach to Evaluating the Need for Assistive Technology Reduces Equipment Abandonment
  9. An Online Resource Describing the Experiences of a Group of Assistive Technology Consumers with Quadriplegia
  10. Assistive Technology and Computer Adaptations for Individuals With Spinal Cord Injury
  11. Assistive Technology and Telecare: Forging Solutions for Independent Living
  12. Assistive Technology Connects You to the World
  13. AT Network Launches New Interactive Website and Searchable Services Directory
  14. ATA: Using the Power of Technology to Transform Lives
  15. Bringing AT to Seniors
  16. Camera Opens Doors for Student
  17. Case Example: CSR with Visual Impairment
  18. Children Smile in the Same Language: Making a Difference With Assistive Technology
  19. Client Assessment for Assistive Technology: the SIVA Model
  20. Considering Powered Mobility for Individuals With Stroke
  21. Cultural and Ethnic Considerations in Assistive Technology Decision Making
  22. Delivering AT in the Community Through an Interdisciplinary Approach
  23. Determining the Efficacy of POTS Based Telerehabilitation for Wheelchair Prescription
  24. Effects of Acculturation on Assistive Technology Service Delivery
  25. Establishment of Resource Portal of Assistive Technology in Taiwan
  26. Factors Affecting the Use of a Single Switch with Assistive Technology Devices
  27. Finding a Way Round Cyberspace
  28. Finding the Perfect Used Accessible Home
  29. Five-Year Review of the Technology Liaison Service in Rural and Urban Communities
  30. Four Models of Assistive Technology Consideration: How Do They Compare to Recommended Educational Practices?
  31. Growing Number of Baby Boomers Experience Hearing Loss
  32. Guidance for Assistive Technologies in Education and the Workplace Advancing Young People With Disabilities: Opening Doors for Young People With Disabilities
  33. How to Buy a CCTV
  34. How to Get Your Child's School to Provide Assistive Technology or Help With Learning Disabilities
  35. In-Service AT Training: Time Has Come Today
  36. Integration of Learned Skills for Successful AT Practice
  37. Interdisciplinary Collaboration in the Choice of an Adapted Mobility Device for a Child with Cerebral Palsy and Visual Impairment
  38. ISIC Sets Up Department of Assistive Technology
  39. Listening Bus Opens Up New World to Deaf Children
  40. Manual Wheelchair Maintenance
  41. Measuring the Cost Utility of Electronic Aids to Daily Living
  42. Mission, Model, and Mandate Assistive Technology Training and Professional Development in Ausiloteca
  43. Mother-Daughter Duo Change the World of Technology
  44. Not Your Parent's Wheelchair
  45. Partnership in Practice: Working Together to Deliver Quality AT Services in Ireland and the U.K.
  46. Patient Satisfaction With Telerehabilitation Assessments for Wheeled Mobility and Seating
  47. Pediatric Tele-Health Consultation to Rural Schools and Clinics in the Pacific Northwest
  48. Pelvic Positioning Evaluation for Wheelchair Selection: A Comparison Between in Person and Video Conferencing
  49. Raising the Bar
  50. Related Service Personnel Perceptions of Team AAC Decision-Making Across Cultures
  51. Remote Rehab-At-Home (rRAH): Virtual Reality System for Promoting Home Cardiac Rehabilitation
  52. Selecting Auxiliary Environmental Controls to Complement Principal Functions of Assistive Technology Devices
  53. Selective Assistive Technology for Greater Independence
  54. Significa
  55. SOAR Gives Employees Fingertip Access to Accommodations
  56. Standardization - What is it Doing for You?
  57. Statement of Need (SON) in an Assistive Technology Service Delivery System - Implications for Policy and Practice in an Irish Context
  58. Student Technology Assessment Through Unique Strategies (STATUS) Project
  59. Success Story: David and Mark Hantusch, Marysville, CA
  60. Success Story: Debra Whittier, San Diego
  61. Technology and Multiple Sclerosis-The Insider Perspective
  62. Technology-Mediated Consultation to Assist Rural Students: A Case Study
  63. Telerehabilitation: A Proposed Innovative Approach for Rural Wheelchair Service Delivery
  64. Telerehabilitation: Continuing Cases and New Applications
  65. The Alliance for Technology Access: Founded on Collaboration, Focused on the Future
  66. The Development of a Regional Assistive Technology Center
  67. The Development of Validity and Test-Retest Reliability for Measuring the Effect of WheelchairNet on Wheelchair Decision-Making by Consumers
  68. The Ohio Assistive Technology Distance Learning Project: Evolution to Web-Based Education and the Implementation of an Impact Study
  69. The Virtual Reality Telerehabilitation System for Accessibility of the Built Environment: Feasibility Test of Multimedia Decision Supporting System, IP Camera, and Coded Targets
  70. The Virtual Reality Telerehabilitation System for Analyzing Accessibility of the Physical Environment: A Comparison of Camera Systems
  71. Therapy On The Job
  72. Towards a More Comprehensive AT Service for People with Neurological Disabilities in Ireland
  73. Towards a Repository of Individual Assistive Technology Plans
  74. Tracking Database
  75. Using Assistive Technology Focus Groups with Families Across Cultures
  76. Using the Power of Database Software and Dial-Up Networking to Promote the Employment of People with Multiple Disabilities
  77. Virtual Collaboration Using Internet-Based Tools
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