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A.T. Literature- Cognitive and Motor Skills

  1. A Bumper Crop of Holiday Gifts for Disabled Kids
  2. A Computer-Based Procedure for Assessing Functional Cognitive Skills in Patients With Neurological Injuries: The Virtual Street
  3. A Fairy Godfather for People with Cognitive Disabilities
  4. A Model for Implementing Computer Use With Infants District Wide
  5. A Randomized Clinical Trial Study on the Effectiveness of a Tele-Analogy-Based Problem-Solving Programme for People With Acquired Brain Injury
  6. A Retrospective Analysis of Technology Use Patterns of Students with Autism Over A Five-Year Period
  7. A Review of Play Attention
  8. A Review of Study Skill Programs for Dyslexic Students
  9. Accessible Reading Intervention: A Work in Progress
  10. An Affordable, Computerised, Table-Based Exercise System for Stroke Survivors
  11. An Approach to the Design of Socially Acceptable Robots for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders
  12. An Internet Training Intervention for People With Traumatic Brain Injury: Barriers and Outcomes
  13. Assessment of Computer-Based Preferences of Students With Profound Multiple Disabilities
  14. Assistive Technology for Students With Autism
  15. Attention Analysis in Interactive Software for Children with Autism
  16. Brain Training Game Improves Executive Functions and Processing Speed in the Elderly: A Randomized Controlled Trial
  17. Collaborative Virtual Environment Technology for People With Autism
  18. Combining Interactive Fun with Learning
  19. Computer Assisted Instruction for Toddlers With Disabilities
  20. Computer Games Help Autistic Children Read Faces
  21. Computer Software as an Interactive Learning Tool
  22. Computer-Based Reading Instruction for Young Children With Disabilities
  23. ConnSENSE Review: Puddingstone Place
  24. Cornerstones: A New Approach to Literacy Development for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children
  25. Development of an Interactive Rehabilitation Game Using the Nintendo WiiFit Balance Board for People With Neurological Injury
  26. Doctors and Engineers Develop Virtual-Reality Recovery for Stroke Victims
  27. Dyslexia: Strategies for Success - Developing and Consolidating Tracking Skills Through ITC
  28. Early Learning 1
  29. Earobics
  30. Effectiveness of the ISAAC Cognitive Prosthetic System for Improving Rehabilitation Outcomes With Neurofunctional Impairment
  31. Effects of Computerized Leisure Education on Self-Determination of Youth With Disabilities
  32. Evaluating Interventions With an Adaptive Video Game Platform for Children With Cerebral Palsy
  33. Feasibility of Computerized Brain Plasticity-Based Cognitive Training After Traumatic Brain Injury
  34. First Keys to Literacy v2
  35. From Logos to Orthographic Symbols: A Multilevel Fading Computer Program for Teaching Nonverbal Children With Autism
  36. Home-Based Computer-Assisted Cognitive Training
  37. Individualized, Home-Based Interactive Training of Cerebral Palsy Children Delivered Through the Internet
  38. Information Technology Access for Elders With Cognitive Disabilities: Picture Planner Icon-Driven Activity Planning Software
  39. Innovation Without Boundaries
  40. Interactive Sensory Teaching and Learning
  41. Introducing SOLO Part 3
  42. Introducing SOLO Part I
  43. Judy Lynn Software Reviews
  44. Laureate's New Sterling Editions: Featuring Optimized Intervention and the Sterling Administration System
  45. Literacy Instruction for Older Struggling Readers: What Is the Role of Technology?
  46. Mind Reading: The Educational Software System that Teaches Emotions
  47. Modelisation of ADLs in its Environment for Cognitive Assistance
  48. Modified Home Video Game Shows Promise for Improving Hand Function in Teens With Cerebral Palsy
  49. New Way to Make Switches
  50. Personal Digital Assistants as Cognitive Aids for Individuals With Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: A Community-Based Trial
  51. Promoting Word Study Independence: One District's Success
  52. Resources for Adapting Low Vision Training Materials for the Adult With Low Literacy Skills
  53. Rigorous Visual Training Teaches the Brain to See Again After Stroke
  54. Slater Software Announces New Products and Upgrades
  55. Specialized AAC Vocabulary
  56. SpinOut Stories
  57. Students in India Improve Literacy Skills Using Fast ForWord
  58. Teach-M: A Pilot Study Evaluating an Instructional Sequence for Persons With Impaired Memory and Executive Functions
  59. Technology Supports for Differentiated Instruction
  60. textThing
  61. The Application of ABA to Technology: The Discrete Trial Trainer
  62. The Benefits of a Cognitive Orthotic in Brain Injury Rehabilitation
  63. The Effects of Internet-Based Home Training on Upper Limb Function in Adults With Cerebral Palsy
  64. Therapy for Oral Apraxia, Dysarthria, and Developmental Speech Disorders
  65. Typing Tutor Comparison
  66. Using Music to Help Children With Disabilities Play
  67. Using Virtual Reality in Psychology: Virtual Worlds in Treating Agoraphobia and Acrophobia
  68. Virtual Assistive Robots for Play, Learning, and Cognitive Development
  69. Virtual Reality in Neurologic Rehabilitation of Spatial Disorientation
  70. Virtual Reality in the Rehabilitation of People With Intellectual Disabilities: Review
  71. Wordshark 3S
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