Assistive Technology Supports for Self Determination and Community Inclusion
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Keywords
assistive technology, digital storytelling, creative problem solving
Abstract
A description of media techniques that “give voice” to people with disabilities to engage in assistive technology problem solving, including video collages, interviews, walk-abouts and “how to” demonstrations. Ethical considerations related to publication and dissemination are addressed.
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