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A.T. Literature- CO:WRITER 4000

  1. A Retrospective Analysis of Technology Use Patterns of Students with Autism Over A Five-Year Period
  2. All Students Can Create Animated Movies
  3. Assistive Technology in Regular Education!
  4. Assistive Technology: SOLO Learning Strategies for Every Mind in Your Classroom
  5. AT Review for Dysgraphia
  6. Biology, Reading, Comprehension, and Technology: Tools for Shaking It Up
  7. Communication Access to Conversational Narrative
  8. Conversation Patterns of Three Adults Using Aided Speech: Variations Across Partners
  9. Five-Year Review of the Technology Liaison Service in Rural and Urban Communities
  10. Got Mail?! Using E-Mail to Support and Promote Literacy Skills
  11. Helpful Steps to Use Voice Recognition With Difficult Voices
  12. How Speech-Feedback and Word-Prediction Software Can Help Students Write
  13. Introducing SOLO Part 2
  14. Meeting the Assistive Technology Needs of Students With Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
  15. Most Effective Assistive Technology Devices and Software: Results from a Delphi Survey
  16. Myth Busting
  17. New Versions of Writing Software Promise Updated and Improved Features for All Users
  18. Project ACCESS: Field Testing an Assistive Technology Toolkit for Students With Mild Disabilities
  19. TAP-It: A Winner
  20. Technology Integration Strategies: Learner Productivity: Supporting Students with Special Needs in Inclusive Settings
  21. The Effectiveness of Video Tutorials for Teaching Preservice Educators to Use Assistive Technologies
  22. The Enabled Classroom
  23. The Impact of Word Prediction Software on the Written Output of Students With Physical Disabilities
  24. Using a PDA in Today's Classroom
  25. Using Word Prediction Software to Increase Typing Fluency With Students With Physical Disabilities
  26. Using Written Stories to Support the Use of Narrative in Conversational Interactions: Case Study
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