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JVIB AbstractIf you are a JVIB subscriber, please log in below. If you are an AER member, JVIB is part of your membership benefit: please follow this link to AER's website to access JVIB. Not yet a subscriber? Here are some options: Implementation of Assistive Technology with Students Who Are Visually Impaired: Teachers' ReadinessAbstract: Teachers of students of visual impairments in Kentucky were surveyed to identify the current assistive technologies their students were using and to identify the teachers' possible unmet training needs. Although the teachers had access to and used computer-based technologies, they lacked the training and support for teaching specific technologies to their students, so only half their students used these technologies. Please log in if you wish to make a comment. |
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