Center On Disabilities
Technology And Persons With Disabilities Conference 1997

Table of Contents

The following papers were originally posted: February 10, 1998

• Lessons from Applying Conversation Modelling to Augmentative and Alternate Communication 
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• On-line Curriculum Adaptations For Learning Disabled Students 
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• Computer assisted sensory stimulation for children with profound and multiple disabilities 
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• An Ultrasonic Mobility device with Minimal Audio Feedback 
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• Vocational Training For TBI In Post-acute Rehabilitation 
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• Designing an Accessible World for People With Disabilities 
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• Project Aim (alternative Instructional Methods) 
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• RFB&D's New Digital Audio System: Taking Advantage Of Digital Technology 
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• Mathematics, Science And Technology for School Children With Disabilities Through teacher Mini-Grants 
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• Assistive Technologies And the Federal Laboratories: A Network For The 21st century 
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• Talking Books: Towards A Digital Model 
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• Access To science, Engineering And Mathematics 
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• Technical Accomodations Assistive Technologies In The Work Place 
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• The Web Access Project - Access to Multimedia in the Web 
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• Eighty Percent Unemployment: Rethinking Access to Jobs Using Technology 
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• ED - TECH - O.T. 
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• Computer Fun And Adapted Play: Strategies For Cognitively Or Chronologically Young Children With Severe Disabilities Part I & II 
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• Technology and Society: Implementation of the Accoustic Telephone Coupler by the Deaf Community in America 
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• University Students with Disabilities are the Chief On-campus Accomodation Ingredient 
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• Adapting Curriculum for Augmentative Communication 
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• CounterVision: A Screen Reader with Multiple Access Interface for GUI 
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• Definition of Specific Learning Disability 
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• Factors to Consider When Evaluating and Implementing a Computer Based AAC Integrated System with the Active Adult 

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