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Emerging Areas - Vol. 11 #6
(December 1998) This issue focuses on the role of the AAC community in spreading information and resources to parts of the world where AAC techniques, strategies and devices are just beginning to be recognized in medical, educational and community service delivery systems.
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Newsletter Contents:
Case Examples-Getting there from here
Clinical News-Working in unfamiliar places
Equipment-AAC travel kit
AAC-RERC-Three new projects
Governmental-Emerging Countries Committee
References & Resources
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Auditory Scanning - Vol. 11 #4 & #5
(October 1998) This issue focuses on Auditory Scanning, a communication technique designed to address the needs of individuals with severe speech, motor and visual impairments.
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Newsletter Contents:
Clinical News-Auditory Scanning(AS)
On the Web-AS Website and AS list serv
Equipment-AS devices and features
For Consumers-A survey of 28 AS users
Case Examples-A closer look
The AAC-RERC-AAC-RERC goes "virtual"
Governmental-Medicare and AAC devices
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Four Stages of Knowing: A Paradigm for AAC Information Exchange - Vol. 11 #3
(June 1998) This issue gives information about a paradigm that can guide the need people have for different types of information about AAC.
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Newsletter Contents:
For Consumers-Four Stages of Knowing: A Paradigm for AAC Information Exchange
Clinical News-Resources for Clinicians
University & Research-Journals and Books
Governmental-International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication
Equipment-AAC devices
On the Web-ACOLUG: Listserv for AAC users
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Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis - Vol. 11 #1 & #2
(April 1998) This issue focuses on people with ALS/MND and highlights the use of AAC for people experiencing difficulty speaking and writing.
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Newsletter Contents:
For Consumers-Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
University & Research-Outcomes of AAC intervention in ALS
Clinical News-Staying ahead of the curve
Equipment-High tech communication solutions
Governmental-Communication Independence for the Neurologically Impaired (CINI)
On the Web-ALS Websites
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