Practitioners with an expertise in assistive technology and technology assessments are in demand to be full participants in the selection, planning, and implementation of instruction for students with mild disabilities. Frequently, practitioners with knowledge of assistive technology are assigned to evaluate students with sensory, physical, language, or severe disabilities. Our article highlights aspects of technology assessments and progress monitoring that can be used for students with mild disabilities. Given the impact that technology integration can have on the access that students with mild disabilities have to the general education classroom, we argue that all practitioners should be cognizant of protocols for assistive technology as...
This paper examines the different types of assistive and instructional technology available to stude...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on Feb 25, 2010).The entire t...
Many researchers conclude that assistive computer technology (ACT) has the potential for improving e...
Increasing availability of assistive technologies in schools creates opportunities for educators to ...
This paper was displaying the importance of several laws, regulations, resources, and practices that...
Assistive technology allows students with disabilities opportunities for greater independence, impro...
This paper provides information on the use of assistive technology devices and services in the speci...
Technology has changed and continues to change the way people manage things in their lives and it is...
Assistive technology (AT) is defined as any tool that can help integrate students with severe or mul...
In this article, we provide a synthesis of the literature available on the use of assistive technolo...
Until recently, little attention has been devoted to the assistive technology needs of students with...
As part of providing a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to students with disabilities, the I...
The commitment to increase the inclusion of students with disabilities has ensured that the concept...
The authors review the current mandate for considering the need for assis-tive technology services w...
This article reports the results of a survey carried out on 200 students attending the specializatio...
This paper examines the different types of assistive and instructional technology available to stude...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on Feb 25, 2010).The entire t...
Many researchers conclude that assistive computer technology (ACT) has the potential for improving e...
Increasing availability of assistive technologies in schools creates opportunities for educators to ...
This paper was displaying the importance of several laws, regulations, resources, and practices that...
Assistive technology allows students with disabilities opportunities for greater independence, impro...
This paper provides information on the use of assistive technology devices and services in the speci...
Technology has changed and continues to change the way people manage things in their lives and it is...
Assistive technology (AT) is defined as any tool that can help integrate students with severe or mul...
In this article, we provide a synthesis of the literature available on the use of assistive technolo...
Until recently, little attention has been devoted to the assistive technology needs of students with...
As part of providing a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to students with disabilities, the I...
The commitment to increase the inclusion of students with disabilities has ensured that the concept...
The authors review the current mandate for considering the need for assis-tive technology services w...
This article reports the results of a survey carried out on 200 students attending the specializatio...
This paper examines the different types of assistive and instructional technology available to stude...
Title from PDF of title page (University of Missouri--Columbia, viewed on Feb 25, 2010).The entire t...
Many researchers conclude that assistive computer technology (ACT) has the potential for improving e...