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  1. A Computerised Communication Aid for People With Aphasia
  2. A Wearable Aid for Special Kids
  3. AAC Performance Based on Semantic Organization Schemes Using Dynamic Displays
  4. AAC Performance Data for an Individual With Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
  5. Acquisition of Scanning Skills: The Use of an Adaptive Scanning Delay Algorithm Across Four Scanning Displays
  6. Aid and Eye/Muscle Switch Now Available
  7. An Adaptive Context-Sensitive Communication Aid
  8. Assistive Technology Connects You to the World
  9. Augmentative and Alternative (AAC) Devices and Assessment Tools from Assistive Technology, Inc.
  10. Augmentative Communication Device-The Lighthawk
  11. Braille Menus for People Who Are Deaf
  12. Brandywine Student Receives AAC Device
  13. Building and Utilizing an AAC Evaluation Toolkit and Process
  14. Case Studies in Success: Strategies for Teaching Communication Alternatives to Challenging Behavior
  15. Case Study: Satisfaction and Device Preference for Alternative Computer Access
  16. Come Talk With Me
  17. Communication Device
  18. Communication for the Non-Speaking Deaf Using an Embedded Prediction System
  19. Connecting AAC Device via Mobile Handset to the Outside World
  20. ConnSENSE Review: DynaVox Series 4 DV4
  21. CONTACT: A Communication Aid Based on Pre-Prepared Phrases
  22. Design Criteria for AAC Devices Used in a Developing Nation
  23. Development of an Augmentative Portable Communication Device
  24. Effect of Seated Position on Upper-Extremity Access to Augmentative Communication for Children with Cerebral Palsy: Preliminary Investigation
  25. Effective Participation of Persons Using AAC in a Mixed Group of Users and Non-Users of AAC
  26. Emerging Literacy Through Assistive Technology
  27. Enhancing the Written Narrative Skills of an AAC Student with Autism: Evidence-Based Research Issues
  28. Evaluation of the Coherence of Computer-Aided Conversations
  29. Exploring the Elements of Narrative That Emerge in the Interactions Between an 8-Year-Old Child who Uses an AAC Device and Her Teacher
  30. Eye Gaze Tracking/Electromyogram Computer Cursor Control System for Users With Motor Disabilities
  31. Eyes Have Control: Eye-Tracking Technology Lets Disabled Communicate with PCs
  32. Gateway Series 4: Language for Life
  33. Generalization of Skills Using Pictographic and Voice Output Communication Devices
  34. High-Tech AAC to Supplement Residual Speech
  35. How Shall I Scan? Mainstream Versus Adapted Products
  36. Inclusion in Everyday Living With the UbiDuo
  37. Inclusive Education for High School Students With Severe Intellectual Disabilities: Supporting Communication
  38. Infrared-Based Communication Augmentation System for People With Multiple Disabilities
  39. Innovation Without Boundaries
  40. Laptop Computers and Electronic Notetakers for the Blind: A Comparison
  41. Macs Get Their Voices Back
  42. Managing Social Conversations With Pre-Planned, User-Stored Utterances: A Video Demonstration
  43. Microsoft and Vendors Unite to Deliver Unprecedented Support for Assistive Technologies via Windows XP; Assistive Technology Vendors Unveil New Products That Take Advantage Of Windows XP, Microsoft's Most Accessible Operating System
  44. New Technology for the Disabled
  45. Northern California Abilities Expo in San Mateo Features Latest Assistive Technology
  46. Performance of Typically Developing Four- and Five-Year-Old Children With AAC Systems Using Different Language Organization Techniques
  47. Polyana with Persona
  48. Portable Communication Device
  49. Portable IMPACT: Dynamic Display Communication Device
  50. Rate, Accuracy, and Efficiency of Text Entry as a Function of Different Computer Access Methods
  51. Solutions for Inclusion - How Assistive Technology can Help: Supporting Speech and Language Development With Technology
  52. Specialized AAC Vocabulary
  53. Speech Software
  54. Supporting Active Participation in Literacy Using Boardmaker Plus
  55. Supporting Communication of Girls With Rett Syndrome and Their Mothers in Storybook Reading
  56. Supporting Self-Determination in AAC Interventions by Assessing Preference for Communication Devices
  57. Switching Your Way Through High School
  58. Teaching Functional Use of an iPod-Based Speech-Generating Device to Individuals With Developmental Disabilities
  59. Tech Talk
  60. Tech/Touch the Future: AMDi's New Dynamic Screen AAC Device
  61. Technology Watch: “Write With Me” Facilitates Communication
  62. Temporal Analysis of the Use of an Augmentative Communication Device
  63. The "Aware-System" - Prototyping An Augmentative Communication Interface
  64. The Central Role of Expectations in Communication and Literacy Success: A Parent Perspective
  65. The Effect of Pauses in AAC Devices Using Pre-Stored Utterances for Social Conversation
  66. The Many Uses of Recordable Photo Albums
  67. The Pathfinder with Unity 128
  68. Transferring AAC Intervention to the Home
  69. TuffTalker: Portable Communication System
  70. Turning the Keys to Successful Language Learning
  71. Use of DynaVox Augmentative and Assistive Communication Device to Access PlayStation 2
  72. Use of Technology to Support Independent Spelling by Students with Autism
  73. Using Written Stories to Support the Use of Narrative in Conversational Interactions: Case Study
  74. Video Extracts of Effective Social Conversation Using a Whole-Utterance VOCA
  75. Video Modelling Interventions to Teach Spontaneous Requesting Using AAC Devices to Individuals With Autism: A Preliminary Investigation
  76. What are Visual Screen Displays?
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