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ISSN:1040-0435

e-ISSN:1949-3614

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Cindy Gevarter,Mark F O&#x;Reilly,Michelle Kuhn et al. Cindy Gevarter et al.
Five children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) were taught to request preferred items using four different augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) displays on an iPad®-based speech-generating device (SGD). Acquisition was compa...
Robert Thompson,Steven Tanimoto,Robert Abbott et al. Robert Thompson et al.
This study in programmatic research on technology-supported instruction first identified, through pretesting using evidence-based criteria, students with persisting specific learning disabilities (SLDs) in written language during middle chi...
Tareq Altalmas,Abqori Aula,Salmiah Ahmad et al. Tareq Altalmas et al.
Two-wheeled wheelchairs are considered highly nonlinear and complex systems. The systems mimic a double-inverted pendulum scenario and will provide better maneuverability in confined spaces and also to reach higher level of height for pick ...
Emily L Horton,Ramkesh Renganathan,Bryan N Toth et al. Emily L Horton et al.
To lay the groundwork for devising, improving, and implementing new technologies to meet the needs of individuals with visual impairments, a systematic literature review was conducted to: a) describe hardware platforms used in assistive dev...
Konstantinos Papadopoulos,Eleni Koustriava,Panagiotis Koukourikos et al. Konstantinos Papadopoulos et al.
Disorientation and inability of wayfinding are phenomena with a great frequency for individuals with visual impairments during the process of travelling novel environments. Orientation and mobility aids could suggest important tools for the...
Eric Nickel,Andrew Hansen,Jonathan Pearlman et al. Eric Nickel et al.
Current manual standing wheelchairs are not mobile in the standing position. The addition of standing mobility may lead to improved health and function for the user and may increase utilization of standing wheelchairs. In this project, a ch...
Hye Jin Park,Kiriko Takahashi,Kelly D Roberts et al. Hye Jin Park et al.
The literature highlights the benefits of text-to-speech (TTS) software when used as an assistive technology facilitating struggling readers' access to print. However, the effects of TTS software use, upon students' unassisted reading profi...
Nikolaus Blow,Pradipta Biswas Nikolaus Blow
As computers become more and more essential for everyday life, people who cannot use them are missing out on an important tool. The predominant method of interaction with a screen is a mouse, and difficulty in using a mouse can be a huge ob...
Cathi Draper Rodríguez,Therese M Cumming Cathi Draper Rodríguez
This exploratory study investigated the effects of a language building iPad application on the language skills (i.e., receptive vocabulary, expressive vocabulary, and sentence formation) of young students with language-based disabilities. T...
Mei-Tai Chu,Rajiv Khosla,Seyed Mohammad Sadegh Khaksar et al. Mei-Tai Chu et al.
Assistive technologies, such as robots, have proven to be useful in a social context and to improve the quality of life for people with dementia (PwD). This study aims to show how the engagement between two social robots and PwD in Australi...