Technology for Persons with Learning Disabilities: Report on an International Symposium
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In July of 1993 an international symposium on “Technology for Persons with Learning Disabilities” was held in Missillac, France. The purpose of the symposium was to bring together an international panel of experts in learning disabilities and technology to promote international dialogue and cooperation; identify technologies/technological approaches for enhancing the lives of persons with learning disabilities; and establish a series of research priorities. This article synthesizes and highlights the information, ideas, and issues that emerged from individual presentations and ensuing discussions.
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