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The Impact of Early Exposure to Uncontracted Braille Reading on Students with Visual Impairments


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How Speech-Feedback and Word-Prediction Software Can Help Students Write


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Beginning to Write with Word Processing: Integrating Writing Process and Technology in a Primary Classroom


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Writing 2006, SERC Library


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Technologies of Resistance/Resisting Technology: Braille, Computers, and Literacy for the Visually Impaired


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Technology and Early Braille Literacy: Using the Mountbatten Pro Brailler in Primary-grade Classrooms


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Blind Children's Representations of Complex Scenes in a Narrative


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Assessing Writing Software Tools for People with Vision Impairment, Learning Disability, and/or Low Literacy


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Instruction of Keyboarding Skills: A Whole Language Approach to Teaching Functional Literacy Skills to Students who are Blind and Have Additional Disabilities


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