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- AAC and the Internet - Vol. 9 #6
(December 1996) This issue considers the emerging relationship between people who use AAC and the Internet.
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Clinical News - The Internet: What's the big deal? For Consumers - Part I: The challenge of getting online, Part II: Designing accessible web pages Governmental - AAC in Latin America: Making connections University & Research - AAC education online Equipment - Access to the World Wide Web
- Speech Language Pathologists and their Caseloads - Vol. 9 #5
(October 1996) This issue focuses on speech-language pathologists who work in the area of AAC.
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SLP caseloads - What do SLPs do? ASHA 1995 Omnibus survey SLPs doing AAC - Two Nebraska surveys: School and health-care settings Example #1 - Time study and caseload allocation: Large institution for adults Example #2 - Time study and caseload allocation: Public school setting Example #3 - Time study and caseload allocation: Children's rehabilitation facility
- Conventional Literacy - Vol. 9 #4
(August 1996) This issue shines the spotlight on the acquisition of conventional literacy skills in individuals who use augmentative and alternative communication techniques.
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For Consumers - What's standing in the way? Governmental - Literacy Bill of Rights Clinical News - Assessment of literacy skills in persons who use AAC University and Research - What the research says Equipment - Two examples: Learning to read and write, Reading and writing to learn
- Emergent Literacy - Vol. 9 #3
(June 1996) This issue focuses on the development of emergent literacy skills in individuals who use AAC.
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Clinical News - AAC and emergent literacy For Consumers - Summon the troops University and Research - Next steps in emergent literacy research Governmental - International Literacy Day: September 8th Equipment - Emergent literacy materials
- Aging - Vol. 9 #2
(April 1996) This issue focuses on aging and AAC practices with persons in their "third thirty" ages 60-90 years.
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For Consumers - The third thirty: Keep on communicating! Clinical News - Who can benefit? Storytelling and poetry Equipment - Making technology user friendly University & Research - Aging with cerebral palsy: An Australian study Governmental - Australia: A happening place
- Then and Now - Vol. 9 #1
(February 1996) This issue reflects a synthesis of opinions from colleagues, and provides a context upon which we can look back as we move forward.
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For Consumers - Then, now, and next steps Clinical News - AAC strategies and approaches Equipment - Wish lists 1990 and 1996 University & Research - Questions for researchers Governmental - Crises pending: Action required
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