Disabled students in education technology, transition, and inclusivity /

"This book reports on research projects aimed at improving the educational prospects of disabled people, through its discussion of three main themes--technology, transition and inclusivity"--Provided by publisher.

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: IGI Global.
Other Authors: Moore, David, 1950-
Format: Electronic
Language:English
Published: Hershey, Pa. : IGI Global (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, USA), 2011.
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Table of Contents:
  • 1. The art of the possible: using technology to make teaching more inclusive / Simon Ball
  • 2. An assessment of eye tracking as an educational aid for people with profound multiple learning difficulties (PMLD) / J.A. Renshaw ... [et al.]
  • 3. Haptics as an assistive technology / Damian Copeland
  • 4. Using a computer aided test to raise awareness of disability issues amongst university teaching staff / John Gray ... [et al.]
  • 5. Computer-based learning systems for people with autism / David Moore
  • 6. Understanding and enhancing emotional literacy in children with severe autism using facial recognition software / Salima Y Awad Elzouki and Bridget Cooper
  • 7. Let's get set for university!: (the Springschool Experience for Disabled Students) / Helen Smith
  • 8. Students with autism in higher education / Salima Y Awad Elzouki, Elizabeth Guest and Chris Adams
  • 9. Reappraising the social model of disability: a Foucauldian reprise / William J. Penson
  • 10. Support for disabled students in higher education: a move towards inclusion / John Reaney, Andrea Gorra and Hanim Hassan
  • 11. Disabled students in higher education: lessons from establishing a staff disability forum / Ian Clarke
  • 12. Supporting learning in further & higher education in Northern Ireland / Pauline Dowd
  • 13. Modeling and developing a dyslexia support system / Tim Deignan
  • 14. Inclusivity and research: capturing the lived experiences of young people with disabilities / Hayley Fitzgerald, Annette Stride and Anne Jobling
  • 15. Reflections on personal experiences of staff training and continuing professional development for academic staff in the development of high quality support for disabled students in higher education / Alan Hurst
  • 16. Reigniting the voice of disabled people in higher education / Michael Adams and Sally Brown.