The Journal of Special Education · 1987 · 46 citations · 15 references
MedicineDesignRehabilitation MedicineAssistive TechnologyDisabilityRehabilitationAssistive DevicesAssistive Technology DesignAssistive Technology PolicyAssistive Technology UseCognitive Assistive TechnologyAssistive Equipment DesignAssistive Technology Device SelectionAssistive Technology Needs AssessmentAssistive Technology Team CollaborationCollaborative Team PlanningDesign For Disability InclusionProcess PlanningTechnological Imperatives
Technological advances relevant to the needs of persons with severe handicaps are emerging at a rapid rate. These devices and adaptations have significant potential for enhancing opportunities for integration, independence, and personal choice for this group of individuals. This article discusses several critical issues related to the use of technology: (a) obstacles to the use of adaptations and technological devices, (b) strategies for the selection, design, and use of adaptations and technological devices, and (c) an approach for incorporating technology into the integrated team planning process. Consideration is given to ethical and philosophical issues that must guide the application of new technological advances.
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Bruce Joyce, Beverly Showers · Journal of Education · 1981 · 254 citations
M Mitchell · American Journal of Occupational Therapy · 1987 · 121 citations
Severe Mental Retardation: From Theory to Practice.
Diane Bricker, John Filler · 1985 · 84 citations
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