Teaching technology: a pilot experience with deaf students
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Jan 1, 2002
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The technology is considered promising and a resource with great potential 'for the education and integration into employment of persons with hearing impairment.
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Thompson J. (2001), Online Learning: A Learning Medium for Everyone, Instructional Technology and Education of the Deaf, New York. http://www.rit.edu/ ~techsym
Tyler R.S. (1993), Cochlear Implants and the Deaf Culture, American Journal of Audiology, 2, pp.26-32.
Carlson B.O. (2001), Shared Texts, Negotiated Meanings: Perspectives On the Computer Mediated Communication of Postsecondary Students Who are Deaf, Instructional Technology and Education of the Deaf, New York, giugno 2001. http://www.rit.edu/ ~techsym
Costa A. (a cura di) (2000), Cliccando Cliccando. Tecnologie multimediali per l’handicap, Provveditorato agli Studi di Bologna - Progetto Marconi. http://provveditorato. scuole.bo.it/cliccando/
Holcomb T., Peyton J. (1992), ESL Literacy for a Linguistic Minority: The Deaf Experience, ERIC Digest, July 1992. http://www.ed.gov/ databases/ERIC_Digests /ed353861.html
Kennedy M. (2001), A study of current models of online learning for Deaf learners, Instructional Technology and Education of the Deaf, New York, giugno 2001. http://www.rit.edu/ ~techsym
Loeterman M., Paul P. V. (2001), Cornerstones Approach to Literacy Development, Instructional Technology and Education of the Deaf, New York, giugno 2001. http://www.rit.edu/ ~techsym
Lorenzo G. (2000), RIT professor pioneers distance learning courses to benefit deaf and hard-ofhearing students. Disponibile on-line all’indirizzo http://www.edpath. com/mallory.htm
Mackall P. (2001), Technology in education can empower deaf students. A teacher training initiative, Instructional Technology and Education of the Deaf, New York, giugno 2001. http://www.rit.edu/ ~techsym
Marschark M. (2001), Language development in children who are deaf: A research synthesis, National Association of State Directors of Special Education, Alexandria. www.nasdse.org/ FORUM/language_ development.pdf
Massoni P., Maragna S. (1997), Manuale di logopedia per bambini sordi, Franco Angeli, Milano.
Stimamiglio L. (1991), Modalità di ricorso ai linguaggi extraverbali per aiutare lo studente a superare le difficoltà che incontra nella lettura, Atti del 37° Convegno Nazionale dell’A.I.E.S. Sassari, 1-6 settembre 1991.
Stokoe W. C. (1993), Sign Language Structure. An Outline of the Visual Communication System Of the American Deaf, Linstok Press, Silver Spring.
Thompson J. (2001), Online Learning: A Learning Medium for Everyone, Instructional Technology and Education of the Deaf, New York. http://www.rit.edu/ ~techsym
Tyler R.S. (1993), Cochlear Implants and the Deaf Culture, American Journal of Audiology, 2, pp.26-32.