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Computer Resources for People with Disabilities

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Computer Resources for People with Disabilities

A Guide to Assistive Technologies, Tools and Resources for People of All Ages

Alliance for Technology Access

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Pages

384

Year

2004

Language

English

Turner Publishing Company

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Today's technology is redefining human potential. Current computer hardware and software can create new ways for people with any kind of a disability to interact with the world. In this book the Alliance for Technology Access, a coalition of the foremost experts in the country, many of whom experience the disabilities they address, brings together the latest information and straightforward approaches to exploring technology options, including:

** Guidance and support in building an assistive technology plan

** Worksheets and other tools to help with planning and decision making

** Information specific to life situations that impact decisions and direction

** How to make use of conventional, assistive, and information technologies

** Real-life stories of people with disabilities using technology successfully

** A "toolbox" section with 150 pages of information about current specific technologies

** 100 pages of Helpful Resources and References

See Publishing History for a description of specific changes in this 4th edition

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