SCATP Publications

SCATP Newsletters and Articles

• Assistive Technology in the Classroom
  by Janet Jendron, South Carolina Assistive Technology Program
  Overview of the common uses of assistive technology in the classroom.
  
• Assistive Technology and Learning Disabilities
  by Janet Jendron, South Carolina Assistive Technology Program
  This article includes an overview of various hardware, software and low tech tools for students and teachers with a focus on literacy and a mention of available math tools. While there is an emphasis on middle and high school, many of the tools described are useful for elementary school students.
• South Carolina Curriculum Access through Assistive Technology Excerpts from the CD ROM companion to the SC Department of Education Educational Technology Plan, demonstrating principles of AT integration and highlighting how assistive and information technology is used by students with disabilities to access the curriculum and reach individual goals.
• Article by SCATP Board member Dr. Michael West: "Psychological Implications for Applied Technologies"
  
• Article by SCATP Board member Dr. Michael West: "What Is A Mind Supposed To Do?"
  
• Article by Kathie Basten, Molly's mother: "Does Using Assistive Technology Admit Failure?"
  
• Article by Dusty Roether: "Helen Keller did it and so will I"
  
• Article by Stu Teffeteller: "AT Makes the Difference for Inclusion"
  
• Article by Claudia Sineath: "Finding A Voice"
  

SCATP Fact Sheets

• Fequently Asked Questions about AT
• Assessment for AT
• Funding for AT
• AT and Children
• AT in Education
• AT in the Classroom
• Computer Access
• AT and Older South Carolinians
• Aids for Daily Living
• Home Modifications
• AT for People with Intellectual Disabilities
• AT and Transition
• AT Funding - National Foundations (Word)
• AT Funding - Foundations in South Carolina (Word)
• AT Funding for Individuals (Word)

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South Carolina Assistive Technology Program
USC School of Medicine  •  Department of Pediatrics  •  Center for Disability Resources
University Center for Excellence, Columbia SC 29208

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