Technologies for Voice: Video and Multimedia Communication Supports for Self-Determination
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2012
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University of Hawaii at Manoa -- Center on Disability Studies
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Video and multimedia technologies that support the self-determination of persons with disabilities are explored in a series of three stories. Young adults with disabilities clarify their values, visualize their futures, and speak for themselves, utilizing readily accessible consumer technologies. Professionals and critical friends are challenged to re-tool their technology skills to keep up with people with disabilities who are making decisions that impact their own lives.
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self-determination, technology, multi-media, video
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Skouge, J. R. & Kelly, M. L. (2012). Technologies for Voice: Video and Multimedia Communication Supports for Self-Determination. Review of Disability Studies: An International Journal, 8(1).
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