1st Edition
New Information Technology in the Education of Disabled Children and Adults
Preface; Part One: Learning Problems of Disabled People; 1. Communication, Learning and Disabled People 2. Learning Problems of Physically-disabled People 3. Learning Problems of Blind and Partially-sighted People 4. Learning Problems of Deaf People 5. Learning Problems of Speech-impaired People; Part Two: New Information Technology for Learning; 6. What is New Information Technology? 7. What Can New Information Technology Do? 8. Devices and Systems; Part Three: Experience in Using the Technology; 9. Experience Among Physically-disabled People 10. Experience Among Blind and Partially-sighted People 11. Experience Among Deaf People 12. Experience Among Speech-impaired People; Part Four: Issues; 13. Educational Issues 14. Social Issue 15. Political Issues 16. Economic Issues 17. Technical Issues; Part Five: The Future; 18. The Next Five Years 19. To AD 2000; References; Index
Biography
Professor Tom Vincent MBE had over 20 years experience developing multimedia enabling technologies at the Open University. Received the BBC In-Touch/Blackhall award for a computer-based workstation for blind people. Co-founded the Knowledge Media Institute.
