Assistive Technology Outcomes and Benefits

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Published by:

Special Education Assistive Technology Center, Illinois State University

Sponsored by:

Assistive Technology Industry Association

27 articles listed on AbleData

1. A Comparison of Hand-Held Computer and Staff Model Supports for High School Students With Autism and Intellectual Disabilities
2. A Comparison of Three Prompting Procedures: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Photos, AAC, or Video-Based Prompting for Teaching Cooking Skills to Young Children With Developmental Disabilities
3. A Comparison of Verbal Prompting and Video Self-Modeling on the Spontaneous Request Behaviors of Young Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
4. A Review of Emerging Access Technologies for Individuals With Severe Motor Impairments
5. Assessing Calculators as Assessment Accommodations for Students With Disabilities
6. Assistive Technology as an Evolving Resource for a Successful Employment Experience
7. Assistive Technology Outcomes in a Teacher Education Curriculum
8. Assistive Technology Outcomes: Implementation Strategies for Collecting Data in the Schools
9. Beyond Linear Syntax: An Image-Oriented Communication Aid
10. Beyond Technology Transfer: Quality of Life Impacts From R&D Outcomes
11. Campus Community Partnerships With People Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
12. Comparison of Semantic Versus Syntactic Message Formulation: A Pilot Study
13. Creating an Assistive Technology Outcomes Measurement System: Validating the Components
14. Design and Evaluation of a Computer-Animated Simulation Approach to Support Vocational Social Skills Training for Students and Adults With Intellectual Disabilities
15. Outcomes and Benefits in Assistive Technology Service Delivery
16. Outcomes of Preservice Teacher's Technology Use
17. Perspectives of Assistive Technology From Deaf Students at a Hearing University
18. Seeing Chemistry Through Sound: A Submersible Audible Light Sensor for Observing Chemical Reactions for Students Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
19. Sight Word Recognition Among Young Children At-Risk: Picture-Supported vs. Word-Only
20. Technology Integration Solutions: Preservice Student Interns as Mentors
21. The Augmentative and Alternative Communication Olympics: Raising and Showcasing Communication Competencies
22. The Central Role of Expectations in Communication and Literacy Success: A Parent Perspective
23. The Effectiveness of Using a Pocket PC as a Video Modeling and Feedback Device for Individuals With Developmental Disabilities in Vocational Settings
24. The State of Assistive Technology Services Nationally and Implications for Future Development
25. Toward Positive Literacy Outcomes for Students With Significant Developmental Disabilities
26. Using AAC Device Features to Enhance Teenager's Quality of Life
27. Visual Concepts That Convey Meaning in Graphic Symbols: A Comparison of PCS and Artists’ Depictions

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