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A.T. Literature- Cognitive Aid

  1. A Custom-Fitting Cognitive Orthotic That Provides Automatic Planning and Cueing Assistance
  2. A Randomized Control Trial to Evaluate a Paging System for People With Traumatic Brain Injury
  3. A Randomized Controlled Trial of the Apple iPod Touch as Task Support Among People With ASD on the Job
  4. Distributed Cognitive Aid With Scheduling and Interactive Task Guidance
  5. Effectiveness of the ISAAC Cognitive Prosthetic System for Improving Rehabilitation Outcomes With Neurofunctional Impairment
  6. Enhancing Independent Time-Management Skills of Individuals With Mental Retardation Using a Palmtop Personal Computer
  7. Handheld PC/Web-Based Task Reminder for Brain-Injured Adults
  8. Learning to Live Independently With Expert Systems in Memory Rehabilitation
  9. MAPS: PDA Scaffolding for Independence for Persons With Cognitive Impairments
  10. Motion Recognition System for Remote Vocational Support
  11. New Picture-Based Task Trainer for Individuals with Mental Retardation
  12. Promoting Independent Performance of Transition-Related Tasks Using a Palmtop PC-Based Self-Directed Visual and Auditory Prompting System
  13. Prosthetic Systems for Addressing Problems With Initiation: Guidelines for Selection, Training, and Measuring Efficacy
  14. Prototype Wireless Wayfinding System for Training and Job Coaching Support for Workers With Cognitive Impairments
  15. The Benefits of a Cognitive Orthotic in Brain Injury Rehabilitation
  16. The Essential Steps Cognitive Orthotic
  17. The Many Uses of Recordable Photo Albums
  18. The Task Cueing Timer
  19. This PDA's To-Do Lists Can Be a Lifeline
  20. Tools for Living and Tools for Learning
  21. Towards Conversational Speech Recognition for a Wearable Computer Based Appointment Scheduling Agent
  22. Use of a Handheld Prompting System to Transition Independently Through Vocational Tasks for Students With Moderate and Severe Intellectual Disabilities
  23. Use of a Portable Voice Organizer to Remember Therapy Goals in Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation: A Within-Subjects Trial
  24. Use of a Technological Prompting Device to Aid a Student With Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder to Initiate and Complete Daily Tasks: An Exploratory Study
  25. Use of Cognitive Aids and Other Assistive Technology by Individuals With Multiple Sclerosis
  26. VICAID: Development and Evaluation of a Palmtop-Based Job Aid for Workers With Severe Developmental Disabilities
  27. Visual Assistant Keeps Users on Task
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