DC. PUB DATE CONTRACT NOTE PUB TYPE - ERIC · 2014. 4. 9. · DOCUMENT RESUME ED 338 004 EC 300 746 TITLE Resource Inventories 1990 . INSTITUTION Council for Exceptional Children,

DOCUMENT RESUME

ED 338 004 EC 300 746

TITLE Resource Inventories 1990 .

INSTITUTION Council for Exceptional Children, Reston, VA. Centerfor Special Education Technology.

SPONS AGENCY Special Education Programs (ED/OSERS), Washington,

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PUB DATE 90CONTRACT 300-87-0115NOTE 38p.

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DESCRIPTORS Accessibility (for Disabled); Assistive Devices (forDisabled); *Computer Oriented Programs;*Disabilities; Elementary ..lecondary Education; HigherEducation; Information Services; *InformationSources; Preschool Education; Rehabilitation;*Technology; Visual Impairments; Young Children

IDENTIFIERS Augmentative Communication Systems

ABSTRACTThis set of 10 resource inventories provides listings

of information and service resources crganized by state or by

subtopic. Listings typically include name, address, phone, and a

contact person. The first inventory lists the 39 Alliance for

Technology Access Centers which are community-based resourcesproviding specific areas of expertise for parents, teachers, and

disabled individuals. The second inventory, on assistive devices,

lists 57 resources which provide such services as assessment and

evaluation, equipment loan, product demonstration, or informationservices. The third resource is on augmentative communication for

assistive devices and lists 48 resources. The fourth inventory lists

47 early childhood resources and the fifth lists 25 national

irformation service providers. Twenty-eight sources of informationabout hardware and software products available for use in special

education are listed next. Codes indicate the type of productinformation available from each source. The 16 rehabilitationengineering centers are listed in the seventh inventory followed by

recipients of 22 state grants to develop consumer responsive,statewide systems of assistive technology services for individualswith disabilities. The ninth inventory covers 32 university-basedtechnology training programs (coded by type of program, type oftraining, and topics covered in training). The last inventory lists

28 resources for the visually paired. (DB)

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ibchnologyA Project of The Council for ExcepUonal Children

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Resource Inventory: Alliance forTechnology Access

The Center's Resource Inventory series provides listings of Information and service resources inspecial educ Ilion technology. The inventories are organized by state and by topic. This information

Is intended to help technology users locate needed services. Current listings are not all inclusive.Readers are urged to contribute by suggesting other technology resources to be added to the Center

Inventories.

The Alliance for Technology Access (ATA) centers are community-based resources for parents,

teachers, and disabled Individuals. Each center nas a specific area of expertise and providesservices based on community Interests and needs.

Alabama

Technology Assistance for SpecialConsumers (TAS.K.)2939 Johnson Road, SWHuntsville, AL 35805205/880-0680Contact: Pamela Hamden

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Alaska

Alaska Center for Adaptive TechnologySheffield Hotel104 KatlianP.O. Box 6069,aka, AK 99835907/747-6960Contact: Bruce Anderson

Arkansas

Technology Resource Centerc/o Arkansas Easter Seal Society2801 Lee AvenueBox 5148Little Rock, AR 72225501/663-8331Contact: GInny Heiple

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California

Computer Access Center2425 16th Street, Room 23Santa Monica, CA 90405213/450-8827Contact: Donna Dutton

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Disabled Children's Computer Group(DCCG)2095 Rose Street, ist Floor EastBerkeley, CA 94709415/841-3224Contact: Usa Wahl

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Special Awareness Computer CenterRehabilitation Center2975 North Sycamore DriveSimi Valley, CA 93065805/582-1881Contact: Suzanne Felt

peincspc/paedrh/cpsmlerSpecial Technology Center590 Castro StreetMountain View, CA 94041415/961-6789Contact: Usa Cohn

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EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATIONCENTER (ERIC)

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reCeive from the person or organizationoriginating itMinor changes have been made to improvereeroduCtion outstay

Points of view or opinions stated in this documen? do not necessarily represent officialOE RI position or policy

Thla material was developed by die Center r Special Education Technololy under Contract No. 300-117-0115 with the Mee of SpecialEducntion Programs. U.S. Department of Education. The content. however. doss not anotasertly redact the position or pobcy olCSENEDand no (Odai endwilmet of the material should be waned.

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Resouce Inventory: Alliance Centers

Team of Advocates for Special Kids (TASK)100 West CerritosAnaheim, CA 92805714/633-TASK800/733-TASKContact: Lane Cole

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Colorado

Access Ability Resource Center1056 East 19th AvenueDenver, CO 80218-10883031861-6250Contact: Ann Grady

Florida

Computer C.I.T.E.Valencia Community College215 East New HampshireOrlando, FL, 328044071299-5000, ext. 32914071896-3177Contact: Card Adams

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Hawaii

Aloha Special Technology Access CenterP.O. Box 27605669 Ahua StreetHonolulu, HI 96827808/834-4092Contact: Ruth Akiona

Illinois

Technical Aids and Assistance for theDisabled Center1950 West Roosevelt RoadChicago, IL 60608312!421-3373Contact: Margaiet Pfrommer

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Northern Illinois Center for AdaptiveTechnology3615 Louisiana RoadRockford, IL 611088151229-2163Contact: David Grass

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R.E.A.D.I.P.O. Box 5231655 17th AvenueMarlon, IA 52302319/377-1771Contact: Phil White

YWCA/R.E.A.D.I.318 Fifth Street SECedar Rapids, IA 52401319/365-1458Contact: Tom Meeker

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Kansas

Technology Resources for Special People3023 CanterburySalina, KS 67401913/827-0301Contact: Marjorie Hargis-De!ker

Kentucky

SpeciaLink36 West 5th StreetCovington, KY 41011606/491- 2464 (in Kentucky)513/351-8519 (in Ohio)Contact: Walter and Elaine Hackett

Disabled Citizens Computer CenterLouisville Free Public Library4th and York StreetLouisville, KY 40203502/561-8637Contact: Mary Ellen Named

peintrdbcstadsadpc/peedrh/aBlue Grass Technology Center for Peoplewith Disabilities894 Georgetown StreetLexington, KY 40511-1825606/265-9951Contact: Jean Isaacs

Louisiana

Center for Adaptive Technology and Education1638 Toledano StreetSuito 311New Orleans, LA 70115504/899-8375Contact: Kay Hickey

Center for Special Education Technology1920 Association Drive, Reston, VA 22091

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Massachusetts

Massachusetts Spools! TechnologyAccess Center1/6 Mudge Way, Town CenterBedford, MA 01730617/275-2446Contact: Nancy Davies

MichiganLiving and Learning Resource CentrePhysically Impaired Association of Michigan601 West Maple StreetLansing, MI 48906517/487-0883800/833-1996 (in Michigan)Contact: Donna Heiner

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MinnesotaPACER Computer Resource Center4826 Chicago Avenue SoteMinneapolis, MN 55417-1055612/827-2966Contact: Daniel Berks

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MissouriComputer Resource CenterSt. Louis Easter Seal Society5025 NorthrupSt. Louis, MO 63110314/776-1996800/888-2142 (In Missouri)Contact: Nancy Lacey

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Montana

Parents, Let's Unite tor Kids (PLUK)1500 North 30th StreetBillings, MT 59101-0298406/657-2055Contact: Katharin Kelker

Nevada

Nevada Technology Center2880 East Ramingo Road, Suite ALas Vegas, NV 89121702/735-2922Contact: Bruce McAnnany

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New York

TechspressResouite Center for Independent Living401 Columbia StreetUtica, NY 13502315/797-4642 (Volce/TOD)Contact: Russ Holland

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North Carolina

Carolina Computer Access CenterMetro School700 East Second StreetCharlotte, NC 28202704/342-3004Contact: Judy Timms

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OhioCommunication Assistance Resotrce Service

2140 Arbor BoulevardDayton, OH 45439513/294-8086Contal: Pat CashdollariTerry Trzaska

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Oklahoma

Deb. lopmental Disabilities Resources, Inc.

541 South Braden, Suite 1131 rise, OK 74135918-664-5257Contact: Dennis Harms

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OregonOregon Outback Technology Access Center

Union ESD10100 N. McAlister RoadIsland City, OR 97850503/963-4106Contact: Julie Farnam


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Computer and Technology Services3241 NE 21st AvenuePortland, OR 97212503/248-8551503/281-6121Contact: David Soyster

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Tennessee

East Tennessee Special TechnologyAccess Center325 Claxton AdditionKnoxville, TN 37996-3400615/584-4465Contact: Lois Symington

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West Tennessee Special TechnologyResource Center for the DisabledLambath College401 Maple StreetP.O. Box 3685Jackson, TN 38303901/424-9089Contact: Margaret Doumitt

Technology Access CenterUCP of Middle TennesseeFountain Square, Sutte 1102214 Metro Center Blvd.Nashville, TN 37228615/248-6733Contact: Bob Kibler

Texas

SHIPUniversity United Methodist Church5084 DeZavala RoadSan Antonio, TX 78249512/696-1033Contact: Dee Dee Sedgewick

Utah

The Computer Center for Citizens withDisabilities401 12th AvenueSuite 114Satt Lake City, UT 84103801/321-5770Contact: Craig Boogaard

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National CentersFoundation for Technology Access1307 Solano AvenueAlbany, CA 94706-1888415/528-0747Contact: Jackie Brand

Foundation for Technology Access East217 Massachusetts AvenueLexington, MA 02173617/863-9966Contact: Harvey Pressman

Center for Special Education Technology1920 Association Drtve, Reston, VA 22091 t)

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Resource Inventory: Assistive DevicesThe Center's Resource inventory series provides listings of information and service resources inspecial education technology. The inventories are organized by state and by topic. This informationis intended to help technology users locate needed services. Current listings are not all inclusive.Readers are urged to contribute by suggesting other technology resources to be added to theCenter's inventories.

The resources listed here may provide services such as assessment and evaluation, equipmentloan, product demonstration, or information services.

California

Assistive Device Center6000 J StreetSacramento, CA 95819-2694916/278-6422Contact: Colette L Colemanas tr cs ds ad I pa ed rh / c p m

Assistive Technology CenterSanta Cruz County Easter Seal Society621A Water StreetSanta Cruz, CA 95060408/427-3360Contact: Roger Wellmanin as ce ds ad / pa ed di /

Children's Hospital at StanfordRehabilitation Engineering Center520 Sand HUI RoadPalo Alto. CA 94304415/853-:.).3.45

Contact: Chris Wright

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Northridge Hospital Medical Centerinnovative Communication Aids for the Non-Verbal18300 Roscoe BoulevardNorthridge, CA 91328818/885-1456Contact: GaN Pickeringpc as tr in ds cs ad I pa ed rh/cpsma

Rancho Rehabilitation Engineering ProgramLos Amigos Research arid Education instituteof Rancho Los Amigos Medical Center7601 East imperial HighwayBonita HallDowney, CA 90242213/940-7994Contact: Donald McNeal

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Western Center for Microcomputers inSpecial Education1259 El Camino Real, Sults 275Menlo Park, CA 94025415/326-6997

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Colorado

Computer Resource CenterColorado Easter Seal's Center forAdapted Technology5755 West AlamedaLakewood, CO 80226303/233-1666Contact: David Schmitt

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Connecticut

ABLEDATANewington Chi loran's Hospital181 East Cedar StreetNewington, CT 06111203/667-5405800/344-5405

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Delaware

Delaware Assistiv Device CenterUniversity of DelawareWillard HallNewark, DE 19716302/451-2084Contact: Jennifer Taylor

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Florida

Computer ChoValencia Community College215 East New HampshireOrlando, FL 32804407/299-5000 , ext. 3291Contact: Carol C. Adams

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Georgia

R.E.A.C.H., Inc.890 Hearthstone DriveStone Mountain, GA 30083404/292-M3Contact: Sharon L Meektaad/paedrh/psdeTech-KnowledgeCenter for Rehabilitation TechnologyGeorgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta, GA 30332404/894-4960Contact: Sarah Endicott

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Idaho

United Cerebral Palsy of Idaho5530 Emerald AvenueBoise, ID 8:706208/377-8070Contact: Mary Tucker

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Indiana

Michlana Rhabilitation InstituteMemorial Hospital615 North MichiganSouth Bend, IN 46601219/284-7134Contact: Mark Russel

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Rehabilitation TechnologyCenter-indlanapolis6862 Hillsdale CourtIndianapolis, IN 46250317/845-3408Contact: Mark Russel

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Iowa

Assistive Technology Information NeIworkUniversity Hospital SchoolUniversity of IowaIowa City, IA 52242319/356-0768800/331-3027 (in Iowa or Minnesota)Contact: Amy Hanna

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Kansas

Functional and innovative Applications ofAssistIve Technology for Students withSevere Disabilities (FMST)Department cf Special EducationUniversity of Kansas3001 DoleLawrence, KS 66045913/864-4954Contact: Barbara Thompson or Jami Hays

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An Inter-Agency Approach to InserviceTraining of Microcomputer Technology forTeachers of Students with Moderate andSevere Disabilities (FACTS II)Deportment of Special EducationUniversity of Kansas3001 DoleUtwrance, KS 66045913/864-4954Contact: Barbera Thompson or Jami Hays

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Technology Resources for Special People(TASP)

3023 CanterburySalina, KS 67401913/827-0301Contad: Marjorie Hargls-Delker

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Kentucky

Blue Grass Technology Resiource Canterfor People with Disabilities894 Georgetown StreetLexington, KY 40511606/255-9951Contact: Debbie Sharon

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Louisiana

Louisiana Learning Resource System2758-C BrIghtside LaneBaton Rouge, LA 70.120-3507504/765-2417Contact: Donald Butcher

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Center for Adaptive Technologyand Educational Resources (CATER)1636 Toledano StreetSuite 311New Orleans, LA 70115504/899-8375Contact: Kay Hickey

Maryland

Maryland Rehabilitation Center2301 Argonne DriveBaltimore, MD 21218301/554-3116Contact: Harry Rizer

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Massachusetts

Consultants for Medical Technology. Inc.144 Main StreetP.O. Box 993Essex, MA 0192cr508/768-6858800/229-CMTI (In Massachusetts)Contact: David C. deSleyes

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Institute on Applied RehabilitationTechnolOgy300 Longwood AvenueFegan PlazaBoston, MA 02115617/735-7870Contact Tyler Carpenter

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Massachusetts Hospital SchoolProject Access World3 Randolph StreetCanton, MA 02021617/828-2440Contact: Robert Brockman

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Special Education Technology ResourceEmmanuel Coilege Lib uyThird Floor400 The FenwayBoston, MA 02116617/232-7913Contact: Kristen Eichleay

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CAST, Inc.39 Cross StreetPeabody, MA 01960508/531-8555Contact: Claudia Soucy

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Michigan

Assistive Listening Devices LabMichigan State UniversityDepartment of Audiology and Speech Sciences101 Wilson RoadEast !Arising, Mi 48824517/353-8780Contact: Clinic Secretary

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Living and Learning Resource CentrePhysically Impaired Association of Michigan601 West Mapie StreetLansing, MI 48906517/487-0883800/833-1996 (in Michigan)Canted: Donna Heiner

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Center for Special Education Technology1920 Association Drtve, Reston, VA 22091

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PAM Asetstince CentrePhysically impaired Association of Michigan601 West Maple StreetLansing, MI 48906517/371-5897800/274-7426Contact: Amelia S. Ensign, Ph.D.

dbtainosadpc/pasdrh/aProject ACCESSMichigan Department of EducationWayne County Intermediate School District33500 Van Born RoadWayne, Mi 48184800/9-ACCESS (in Michigan)313/467-1490Contact R. Hunt Riegel

incstr/peed/aPresciption Equipment AppliancesCodification EvaluationThe Detroit Institute for Children5447 Woodware AvenueDetroit, MI 48202313/832-1100Contact: Leslie Adler

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Minnesota

ABLENET1081 10th Avenue, SEMinneapolis, MN 55414612/379-0956Contact: Mary K. Welch

intrcsad/psedrh/pseSpecial Needs CenterDuluth Public Library520 West Superior StreetDuluth, MN 55802218/723-3809Contact: Randail Vogt

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MissouriTechnology Center for Special EducationUniversity of Missouri-Kansas CityRoom 24, School of Education5100 Rockhill RoadKansas City, MO 64110816/235-1040800/872-7066 (In Missouri)Contact: Valita Marshall

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Montana

Adaptive Equipment ProgramSt. Pete's Hospital2475 BroadwayHelena, MT 59604406/444-2288Contact: Roxanne Hiesterman

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Montana Resource Center forAssistive TechnologyMontana Center for Handicapped Children1500 North 30th StreetBillings, MT 69101-0298406/657-2312Contact: Roger Bower

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Nebraska

Meyer Rehabilitation institute (MRI)University of Nebraska Medical Center444 South 44th StreetOmaha, NE 68131402/559-5729Contact: Dede McFayden-Donahue

Nevada

Nevada Special Education TechnologyAssistance ProjectP.O. Box 603Carson City, NV 89702702/885-6333Contact: Vicki Schneiderpeinasfrdbestaadpc/paedrh/vhcpsmide


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New Hampshire

New Hampshire Adapted Technology andEquipment C InterLaconia Developmental ServicesP.O. Box 370Laconia, NH 03247603/524-5373, ext. 280Contact: Gal B. Nadeau

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New JerseyUnited Cerebral Palsy of New JerseyRehabilitation Technology Resource Center354 South Broad StreetTrenton, NJ 08608609/392-4004Contact: Willie Gunther

New York

Technology Assessment/Training CenterBOCESSouthern Westchester26 Legion DriveValhalla, NY 10595914/949-9331Contact: Felice Rosenthal

North Carolina

Eastern Regions! Assistive Device Clinic(ERADC)Caswell Center/East Carolina University2415 West Vernon AvenueKinston, NC 28501919/559-5282919/757-622Contact: Kate Snodgrass

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North Dakota

Adaptive Equipment CenterState Developmental CenterGrafton, ND 58237701/352-2140, ext. 234Contact: Don Olson

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Ohlo

Cerebral Palsy Services CenterUnited Cerebral Palsy of Cincinnati, Inc.Augmentative and Alternative Comm. Program3300 Elland AvenuePAV 2-54Cincinnati, OH 45229513/559-4601Contad: Deborah Dacey

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Ohio Resource Center for Low incidenceand Severely Handicapped (ORCUSH)470 Glenmont AvenueColumbus, OH 43214614/262-6131Contact: Mary Binion or Julia Holton Todd

intrdbcstaad/paed/vhcpsdebRehabilitation institute of OhioMiami Valley HospitalOne Wyoming StreetDayton, OH 45409513/220-2063Contact: Terri Schnebiein/M/cpn

PennsylvaniaPennsylvania Assistive Device CenterMid-State instructional Support Center150 South Progress AvenueHarrisburg, PA 17109717/657-5840800/222-7372 (In Pennsylvania)Contact: Evelyn M. Duncan

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Rhode Island

Assistive Device Resource CenterEaster Seal Society of Rhode Island667 Waterman AvenueEast Providence, Ri 02914401/438-9500, ext. 245Contact: Judith H. Carlson or Richard Lytton

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South Dakota

Crippled Children's Hospital & Seto loi2501 West 26th StreetSlow Falls, SD 57105605/366-1840Contact: Muriel Rooster

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Utah

Augmentative and AlternativeCommunication and Assistive DevicesUtah State Office of Education250 East 600 StreetSalt Lake City, UT 84111-3204801/538-7709Contact: Ken Reavis

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VirginiaTechnical Assistance Centers forProfessionals Senricing SPH StudentsVirginia Department of EducationBox 6-0Richmond, VA 23216-2060804/225-2883Contact: David Aldrich

West Virginia

Children's Therapy Clinic, Inc.AssistIve Devices Center2345 Chesterfield AvenueCharlestown, WV 25304304/340-3546Contact: Libby Simmons

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Job Accommodation NetworkWest Virginia University609 Allen HallMorgantown, WV 26506-6122304/293-7188800/526-7234Contact: Barbara Judy

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WVU ACCESSAssistive Technology CenterWest Virginia University805 Men HallMorgantown, WV 26506-6122304/293-4242Contact: Karen Haines

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Wisconsin

TRACE R & D CenterS-151 Weisman CenterUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison1500 Highland AvenueMadison, WI 53705608/262-6966Contact: Peter Borden

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Resource Inventory: AugmentativeCommunication

The Center's Resource Inventory series ptovides listings of information and seniice resources inspecial education tetthnology. The inventories are organized by state and by topic. Thisinformation is intended to help technology users locate needed services. Current listings are not

all inclusive. Readers are urged to contribute by suggesting other technology resources to be

added to the Center's inventories.

Alabama

Alabama Augmentative CommunicationCouncil2127 East South BoulevardMontgomery, AL 36199205/281-8780, ext. 284Contact: David Savage

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California

Non-verbal Assessment ProgramLos Angeles Unified School Districtd/o Widney High School2302 South Gramercy PlaceLos Angeles, CA 90018213/732-1976Contact: Cindy Cottier

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ColoradoCommunication Enhancement ClinicMapleton Center for RehabilitationP. O. Box 9130Bouldsr, CO 80301-9130303/441-0493Contact: Gal Ramsberger

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ConnecticutConnecticut Center for AugmentativeCommunicationsSpecial Needs Center130 Hunting StreetBridgeport, CT 06606203/334-2118Contact: Deborah Laurent

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Newington's Children HospitalDepartment of Speech PtAtnology andAudiology181 East Cedar StreetNewington, CT 06111203/667-5200Contact: Zane Saunders

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Delaware

Rehabilitation Engineering Center onAugmentative CommunicationUniversity of Delaware/A.1. duFont instituteApplied Science & Engineering LabsP. O. Box 269Wilmington, DE 19899302/651-6830Contact: Richard Foulds or Beth Mineo

Florida

Communication Systems Evaluation Center434 North Tampa AvenueStation 702Orlando, FL 32802407/423-9212Contact: Edythe F. Fink ley

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Illinois

Center for Communication Disorders, Ltd.18141 Dixie HighwayHomewood, IL 60430708/799-7520Contact: Virginia ChIcutt

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Center for Communication Disorders, Ltd.15750 South Bell RoadHomer TownshipLockport, IL 60441708/301-0020Contact: Virginia Chilcutt

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Gotttred Speech AssociatesCenter for Non-Speech Communication1535 Lake Cook RoadNorthbrook, 11 60062708/564-9230Contact: Ann Kanter

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Indiana

Indiana Augmentative/AtternativeCommunication ConsortiumPurdue UniversitySpecial Education, SCCEWest Lafayette, IN 47907317/494-7335Contact: George Kaden

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St. Luke's HospitalDepartment of Speech Pathology and Audiology1026 A Avenue NECedar Rapids, IA 52402319/369-7491Contact: Ann Briggie

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Massachusetts

Non-Speech Communication ProgramSpeech and Hearing DepartmentFernald State SchoolBox 9108Belmont, MA 02178-9108617/894-3600, ext. 2352 or 2285Contact: Ellen Kravitz

intrcs/ed/csmpCommunication Enhancement CenterThe Children's Hospital300 Longwood AvenueBoston, MA 02115617/735-8391Contact: Howard Shane

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Michigan

Alternative Communication TechnologyCenter of Central MichiganCentral Michigan University441 Moore HallMt. Pleasant, MI 48859517/774-7304Contact: Lynn A. Sweeney

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Artificial Language LaboratoryMichigan State UniversityDepartment of Audiology and Speech Sciences405 Computer CenterEast Lansing, MI 48824-1042517/353-5399Contact: John Bryson Eulenberg, Ph.D.

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Augmentative Communication ServicesMid Michigan Regional Medical CenterSpeech Therapy Department4005 Orchard DriveMidland, Mi 48670515/8394577 or 5151839-3584Contact: Julie Hampton

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Communication Enhancement CenterOakland Schools2100 Pontiac Lake RoadWaterford, MI 48328313/858-1901Contact: Ina J. Kirstein

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Macomb Augmentative CommunicationProjectMacomb intermediate School District44001 Garfield RoadMt. Clemens, MI 48044313/286-8800Contact: Dr. Kathleen Piston°

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Voice Output Communication LabcratoryWayne County Intermediate School District33500 Van Born RoadWayne, MI 48184313/467-1610 or 313/467-1415Contact: Gregg Turner

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Minnesota

Courage Center3915 Golden Valley RoadGolden Valley, MN 55422612/588-0811Contact: Joan Waidschmldt

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Gillette Children's Hospital200 East University AvenueSt. Paul, MN 55101612/229-3800 .

Contact: Dianne Goodwin

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New Hampshire

Center for Health Promotion and ResearchUniversity of New HampshireHewitt HallDurham, NH 03824603/862-4042Contact: Cheryl Jorgensen

New Hampshire Educational Services forthe Sensory impaired17 South Fruit StreetConcord, NH 03301603/226-2900Contact: William Fihn or Robin Henna

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New Jersey

Communication Resource CenterNew Jersey Department of Human ServicesOffice of Education10 Ouakerbridge Plaza, CN 700Trenton, NJ 08625609/588-3157Contact: Daly H. Enstrom

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New York

ENABLEAdaptive Services1603 Court StreetSyracuse, NY 13208315/455-7591Contact: Elizabeth Merl

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Augmentative CommunicationLenox Baker Children's HospitalDuke University Medical Center3000 Irwin RoadDurham, NC 27705919/684-6669Contact: Karen Casey

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Minot State UniversityDepartment of Communication Disorders500 University Avenue WestMinot, ND 58701701/8574030800/247-0272 (in North Dakota)Contact: Dr. Williams

OhioAugmentative Communications ComputerProgramSt. Elizabeth Medical CenterEmpress Hall601 Edwin C. Moses BoulevardDayton, OH 45408513/229-6082Contact: Diane Dynes

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Cerebral Palsy Services CenterUCP of Cincinnati, Inc.Augmentative and AlternativeCommunication ProgramChildren's Hospital Medical Center3300 Elland Avenue, Pay. 2-54Cincinnati, OH 45229513/559-4601Contact: Deborah Dacey

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Communication Assistance ResourceService2140 Arbor BoulevardDayton, %- H 45439513/294-8086Contact: Pat Cashdollar or Terry Trzaska

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Uncoln Way Special Education RegionalResource Center1450 West Main StreetP. 0. Box 166Louisville, OH 44641-0166216/875-2423Contact: Karen P. Best

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PennsylvaniaAugmentative Communication ProgramSpeech and Communication DepartmentGood Shepherd Home/Raker Center6th & St. John StreetsAllentown, PA 18103215/776-3228Contact: Lynn Moran

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South DakotaThe Non-Verbal AugmentativeCommunication EvaluationCrippled Children's Hospital and School2501 West 26th StreetSioux Falls, SD 57105605/336-1840Contact: Jane Lake

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TexasAugmentative Communications Team1966 Inwood RoadUniversity of TexasDallas, TX 75225214/905-3137Contact: Delve Culp

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Utah

Augmentative and AlternativeCommunication and Assistive DevicesUtah State Office of Education250 East 500 StreetSalt Lake City, UT 84111-3204801/538-7709Contact: Ken Reavis

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Virginia

The Virginia Augmentative CommunicationInterest GroupMedical College of VirginiaSpeech CenterP.O. Box 545Richmond, VA 23298804/786-0240Contact: Sara Jenkins

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Washington

Assistive Technology Clinic/AugmentativeCommunicationDepartment of Rehabilitation MedicineRJ 30University of Washington Medical CenterSeattle, WA 98195206/543-3134Contact: Kathy Yorkston

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Communication Disorders ClinicDepartment of Speech and Hearing SciencesWashington State UniversityPullman, WA 99164-2420509/335-4525Contact: Jeanne Johnson

West Virginia

Children's Therapy Clinic, Inc.Assistive Devices Center2345 Chesterfield AvenueCharleston, WV 25304304-340-3546Contact: Ubby Simmons

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Wisconsin

Communication Aids and Systems ClinicS-120 Weisman Center1500 Highland AvenueMadison, Wi 53705608/263-2522Contact: Tambria M. Turco

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International Society for Augmentative andAlternative Communication (ISAAC)P.O. Box 1762, Station RToronto, ON Canada M4G 4A3416/421-8377in / ed rh / c

National OrganizationsAmerican Speech-Language-HearingAssociation (ASHA)10801 Rockville PikeRockville, MD 20852800/638-8255Contact: HELPUNE

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United States Society for Augmentative andAlternative Communication (USSAAC)Medical School Wing E, CB #7120University of North CarolinaChapel HillC.apel Hill, NC 2. 9-7120919i966-2343Contact: David Yoder, Ph.D.

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Early Childhood Resources are listed under national I; iformation resources and selected availablemoducts. In addition, state, regional, and local service and information resources are listed.)lease note that these offices can only service the state, regional, or local areas in which they arelocated. They ere not funded to serve other areas.

National Information Resources

InnotekDivision of National Lekotidk Center2100 Rick, AvenueEvanston, IL 60201708/328-0001Contact: Therese Weyman

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Alliance for Technology AccessFoundation for Technology Access1307 Solano AvenueAlbany, CA 94706-1888415/528-0747Contact: Jackie Brand

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Computer Use For Young Special NeedsChildren: An Instructional Guide ForFamilies And ProfessionalsUCLNLAUSD Microcomputer Project1000 Veteran Avenue23-10 RahablIkation CenterLos Angeles, CA 90024213/825-4821Contact: K Kehr

Survey Of Early Childhood SoftwareYoung Children And Computers(book and videotape)High/Scope Educational Research Foundation600 North River StreetYpsilanti, Mi 48198313/485-2000Contact: Charies Hohmann/Warren Buckieitner

Bright Futures (Newsletter)Atlanta Easter Seals Center3035 N. Druid Hills RoadAtlanta, GA 30329404/633-9609Contact: Alice Boween

Computers In The Early InterventionCurriculumOregon Technology Access Project1871 NE StephensRoseburg, OR 97470503/440-4791Contact: Gayi Bowser

ACTT CurriculumProject ACTT27 Horriban HallWestern Illinois UniversityMacomb, IL 61455309/298-1014Contact: Unda Robinson

17This material was developed by the Center for Special Education Technoke under Contract No 300-87-0115 with the Office of SpecialEducation Programs. U.S. Department of Education. The content, boatver. does not necessarily reflect the position or policy of OSEPrEDand no °Wird endorsement of the material should be inferred.

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Special Friends And Computers: AdaptingThe Computer (videotape)Preschool Software And HardwareSuggestionsPreschool Integration ThroughTechnology SystemsUnited Cerebral Palsy Associationof Western New York4635 Union RoadBuffalo, NY 14225716/633-4440Contact: Sue Mistrett

STATE, REGIONAL, LOCALService and Information Re-sourcesThe following resources serve state, regional,and local areas. They are organizedalphabetically by state. Please do not contactthese organizations if they are outside yourstate. They do not have funding to servepeople on a national scale.

Augmentative Communication Service2430 11th Avenue NorthBirmingham, AL 35234205/251-0165Contact: Carol Goossens'/Pam Elder

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Children's Rehabilitation Service2127 East South BoulevardMontgomery, AL 36199205/288-0220Contact: David Savage

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United Cerebral Palsy of Huntsville andTennessee Valley2007 Sewanee RoadHuntsville, AL 35801205/534-0040Contact: Cheryl Smith

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United Cerebral Palsy ofGreater Birmingham2430 11th Avenue NorthBirmingham, AL 35234205/251-0165Contact: Gary Edwardspe in as cs ds ad pc / pa ed rh /vcpsme

United Cerebral Palsy of Southern ArizonaChildren's Achievement Center3825 E. Second StreetTuscon, AZ 85716602/325-1517Contact: Jim Parks

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Arkansas Children's HospitalOffice S326, Sturgis Building800 MarshallLittle Rock, AR 72202501/370-4375Contact: Vikkl Stefans

Children's Medical ServicesDepartment of Human ServicesP.O. Box 1437, Slot 526Little Rock, AR 72203501/682-2277800/482-5850Contact: Nancy Church or Gilbert Buchanan

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United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arkansas, Inc.

10400 West 36th StreetLittle Rock, AR 72204501/224-6067Contact: Peggy Peek

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UCLA intervention Program forHandicapped Children1000 Veteran Avenue23-10 Rehabilitation CenterLos Angeles, CA 90024213/8254821Contact: Kit Kehr

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AccessAbility Resource Center1056 East 19th AvenueDenver, CO 80218-1088303/861-6250Contact: Ann Grady

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Center for Adapted TechnologyColorado Easter Seals5755 West AlamedaLakewood, CO 80226303/233-1666Contact: Dave Schmitt

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FDLRS/TECH1450 Martin BoulevardMerritt Island, FL 32952407/631-1911Contact: Eileen Pracek

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Vince Dooley Easters Seal Center3035 N. Druid Hills RoadAtlanta, GA 30339404/633-9609Contact: Joyce Maddox

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Center for Communication Disorders, Ltd.18141 Dixie HighwayHomewood, IL 604307081799-7520Contact: Vfrginia Chilcutt

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Center for Communication Disorders, Ltd.15750 South Bell RoadLockport, IL 60441708/301-0020Contact: Virginia Chilcutt

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CompuplayLekotek of Evanston2100 Ridge AvenueEvanston, IL 60201708/328-0001Contact: Therese Weyman

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Activating Children Through TechnologyProject ACTT27 Horriban HallWestern Illinois UniversityMacomb, IL 61455309/298-1014Contact: Unda Robinson

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St. Luke's HospitalDepartment of Speech Pathology andAudiology1026 A. Avenue NECedar Rapids, IA 52402319/369-7491Contact: Ann Briggie

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Kentucky Easter Seals SocietyCardinal Hill Hospital2050 Versailles RoadLexington, KY 40504606/254-5701, ext. 226Contact: Terry Stratton/Beth Monarch

insecsad/rh/hcpeSoftware Review CenterUniversity of Mahie at FarmingtonMerrill Hall86 Maln StreetFarmington, ME 049382071778-3501, ext. 271Contact: Dr. Ralph Granger

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University of Maine at FarmingtonDepartment of Special EducationMerrill HallFarmington, ME 04938207/778-3501, ext. 223Contact: Loraine Stenciner

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Special Education ComputerPreview SchoolRuth P. Eason School648 Old Mill RoadMillersville, MD 21108301/987-9505Contact: Jack Malloy

pc/ed/csmeCAST,Inc.39 Cross StreetPeabody, MA 01960508/531-8555Contact: aaudia Soucy

trtadsad/paedrh/pmicebMassachusetts Hospital SchoolProject Access World3 Randolph StreetCanton, MA 02021617/828-2440 ext. 257Contact: Robert Brockman

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High/Scope EducationalResearch Foundation600 North River StreetYpsilanti, MI 48198313/485-2000Contact: Charles Hohmann/Warren Buckleitner

ABLENETAccess Ability, Inc.1081 Tenth Avenue, S.E.Minneapolis, MN 55414800/322-0956612/379-0956Contact: Mary K Welch

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Early Childhood Training CenterWestside Community Education Center3534 South 108th StreetOmaha, NE 68144402/391-8295Contact: Laurie Brasile

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Preschool Integration ThroughTechnology SystemsUnited Cerebral Palsy Associationof Western New York4635 Union RoadBuffalo, NY 14225716/633-4440Contact: Sue Mlstrett

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Pitt County SchoolsSam Bundy ElementaryP.O. Box 729Farmville, NC 278289191753-2013Contact: Luann Jordan

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National Early Childhood TechnicalAssistance System (NEC*TAS)Suite 500, NCNB PlazaCB 8040Chapel Hill, NC 27599919/962-2001Contact: Joan Danaher

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Eastern Regional Assistive Device Clinic(ERADC)Caswell Center/East Carolina University2415 West Vernon AvenueKinston, NC 28501919/559-5282 or 9191757-6922Contact: Kate Snodgress

astrtaadcs/paedrh/csmIdeTechnology Enabling Disabled individuals(TEDI Project)Bismarck Public Schools400 Avenue E EastBismarck, ND 58501701/221-3769Contact: Jerry Zimprich

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Oregon Technology Access Project1871 NE StephensRoseburg, OR 97470503/4404771Contact: Gayl Bowser

Meeting Street SchoolEarly InterventionEaster Seal Society of Rhode Island667 Waterman AvenueEast Providence, RI 02194401/438-9500Contact: Brenda Dziedzic

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Midwest Children's Center510 North CambellRapid City, SD 57701605/342-4412Contact: Judith Wittmler

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The Non-Verbal AugmentativeCommunication EvaluationCrippled Children's Hospital and School2501 West 26th StreetSioux Falls, SD 57105605-336-1840Contact: Jane Lelte

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Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center2203 Babcock RoadSan Antonio, TX 78229512/699-3911Contact: Terry Marshall

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Early Chi !dhow.' TechnicalAssistance CenterGeorge Mason University4400 University DriveFairfax, VA 22030703/323-4396Contact: Mary Wilds or Mike Behrmann

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Technical Assistance Centers forProfessionals Servicing Preschool Childrenwith HandicapsVirginia Department of EducationBox 6-0Richmond, VA 23216-2060804/225-2883Contact: Jaye Harvey-Yoder

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Resource Inventory: National InformationService Providers

The Center's Resource inventory series provides listings of information and serviceresources In special education technology. The inventories are organized by state and bytopic. This information Is intended to help technology users locate needed services. Currentlistings are not all Inclusive. Readers are urged to contribute by suggesting othertechnology resources to be added to the Center's inventories.

Information Resources

Alliance for Technology Access (ATA)4307 Soiano AvenueAlbany, CA 94706-1888415/528-0747

Center for Special Education TechnologyThe Council for Exceptional Children1920 Association DriveReston, VA 22091703/620-3660800/873-8255

ERIC Clearinghouse on Handicapped andGifted ChildrenThe Council for Exceptional Children1920 Association DriveReston, VA 22091703/620.0660

HEATH Resource CenterOne Dupont Circle, Suite 800Washington, DC 20036-1193800/544-3284202/939-9320 (In DC)

IBM National Support Center for Personswith DiubilitiesP.O. Box 2150Atlanta, GA 30055800-IBM-2133 Voice/TDD (Continental USA)404/238-4806 TOD Onty

National information Center for Childrenand Youth with Handicaps (NICHCY)P.O. Box 1492Washington, DC 20013703/893-6061800/999-5599

National Library Service for the Blind andPhysically HandicappedThe Library of CongressWashington, DC 205422021707-5100

National Rehabilitation Information Center(NARIC)

8455 Colesville Road, Suite 935Silver Spring, MD 20910301/588-9284800/34-NARIC

National Technology CenterAmerican Foundation for the Blind15 West 16th StreetNew York, NY 10011212/620-2020800/232-5463

Office of Special Education andRehabilitAtionApple Computer, Inc. - MS 43S20525 Marlani AvenueCupertino, CA 95014408/974-7910408/974-7911 (TDD)

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Resource inventog:National information Service Providers 09/90

SPECIALNETGTE, Education Services8505 Freeport ParkwaySuite 600Irving, TX 75063800/634-5644

OrganizationsAssociation for Retarded Citizens (ARC)P.O. Box 6109Arlington, TX 76005817/640-0204

The American Speech-Language-HearingAssociation (ASHA)10801 Rockville PikeRockville, MD 20852301/897-5700800/638-8255

The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC)1920 Association DriveReston,.VA 22091703/620-3660

international Society for Technology inEducation (ISTE)University of Oregon1787 Agate StreetEugene, OR 97403503/346-i :14

Learning Disabilities Association (LDA)4156 Ubrary RoadPittsburgh, PA 15234412/341-1515

National Easter Seal Society70 East Lake StreetChicago, IL 60601312/726-6200

National Spinal Cord injury Association600 West Cummings ParkSutte 2000Wobum, MA 01801800/962-9629617/935-2722

RESNA1101 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.Suite 700Washington, DC 20036202/857-1199

Technology and Media (TAM) DivisionThe Council for Exceptional Children1920 Association DriveReston, VA 22091703/264-9435

United Cerebral Palsy Associations710 Plaza Suite 804New York, NY 10016212/268-6655

Product Availability Resources

Closing the GapP.O. Box 68Henderson, MN 56044612/248-3294

Line Resources, Inc.4820 Indianola AvenueColumbus, OH 43214614/865-5599

TRACE Research and Development CenterS-151 Weisman Center1500 Highland AvenueMadison, WI 53705-2280608/262-6966

ABLEDATANewington Children's Hospital181 East Cedar StreetNewington, CT 06111203/667-5405800/344-5405

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special education technology. The inventories are organized by state and by topic. This information

is intended to help technology users locate needed services. Current listings are not all inclusive.

Readers are urged to contribute by suggesting other technology resources to be added to the Center

inventories.

This topical inventory lists sources of information about hardware and software products available

for use in special education. Codes are used to indicate the type of product information available

from each source.

SW Instructional Software pr Print Format

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ABLEDATAAdaptive Equipment CenterNewington Children's Hospital181 East Cedar StreetNewington, CT 06111800/344-5405203/667-5405

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Accent on InformationP. 0. Box 700Bloomington, IL 61702309/378-2961

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Adaptive Device Locator SystemAcademic Software, Inc.331 West Second StreetLexington, KY 40507606/233-2332

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Apple Computer, Inc. SOLUTIONSApple Computer, Inc.Worldwide Disability Solutions Group20525 Mariani AvenueMS 36SECupertino, CA 95014408/974-7910408/974-7911 (TDD)

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Apple Computer Resources in SpecialEducation and Rehabilitation1990 Edition (Catalog *G6590)DIM/Teaching Resources, Inc.One DLM ParkAllen, TX 75002800/527-4747

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Educational Software Resource ListThe Carroll Center for the Blind770 Centre StreetNewton, MA 02158617/969-6200

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and no of-Or:Jai endorsement of the material should be inferred

Resource Inventory: Product Availability 09/90 .

Closing the Gap Resource DirectoryCTG SolutionsClosing the Gap, Inc.P. O. Box 68Henderson, MN 56044612/248-3294

swhw/cm/prds/seColorado Easter Seal Society Database5755 W. Alamedalzkewood, CO 80226303/233-1666

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CompuHelpNational Association of Blind & VisuallyImpaired Computer Users, Inc.P. 0. Box 1352Roseville, CA 95661-13529161783-0364 (Voice)9161786-3923 (Bulletin board)

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Developmental Disabilities TechnologyLibrary (DDTL)Association for Retarded Citizensof the United States2501 Avenue JArlington, TX 76006817/649-2857

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Hyper-ABLEDATATrace R&D CenterWaisrnan CenterUniversity of Wisconsin Madison1500 Highland AvenueMadison, WI 53705-2280608/262-6966

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IBM National Support Center for Personswith DisabilitiesP. O. Box 2150Atlanta, GA 30055800/426-2133800/284-9482 (TOD)

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National Technology DatabaseAmerican Foundation for the BlindNational Technology Center15 West 16th StreetNew York, NY 10011212/620-2080600/AFB-UND

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The 1990 Educational Software PreviewGuideISTE Publications (lnterv.ational Society forTechnology in Education)University of Oregon1787 Agate StreetEugene, OR 97403503/346-4414

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1991 Innotek Software Resource Guide

National Lekotek Center2100 Ridge AveilueEvanston, IL 60201708/328-0001

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Only the BestEducation News ServiceR. R. BowkerOrder DepartmentP. O. Box 762New York. NY 10011800/521-8110

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PC-TESSEP1E InstituteP. O. Box 839Water Mill, NY 119765161283-4922

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Public Domain CatalogKentucky Special Education TechnologyTraining Centerc/o Margaret Shuping or Marie KeelDepartment of Special Education229 Taylor Education BuildingUniversity of KentuckyLexington, KY 40506-0001606/257-4713

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Sensory Technology Information ServiceNational Clearinghouse on Technology andAgingUniversity Center on AgingUniversity of Massachusetts Medical Center55 Lake Avenue NWorcester, MA 01655800/433-2306

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Software for Special PopulationsFlorida Diagnostic and Learning ResourcesSystemSouth (FDLRS South)5535 S.W. 93rd AvenueMiami, FL 33165305/274-3501

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Software Preview GuideCUE (Computer Using Educators) SoftswapP. 0. Box 271704Concord, CA 94527-1704415/685-7239

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Software To GoPre-College ProgramsGallaudet University800 Florida Avenue NEWashington, DC 20002202/651-5705

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Special Education Public Domain SoftwareTechnology for Language and LearningP. O. Box 327East Rockaway, NY 11518-0327516/625-4550

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Special TimesCambridge Development Laboratory214 3rd AvenueWaltham, MA 02154800/637-0047

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SpecialWare DatabaseUNC Resources, Inc.CoPEN ACCEgS Publishing GroupP. O. Box 889Warrenton, VA 22186703/439-1492

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Survey of Early Childhood SoftwareHigh/Scope Press600 North Rtver StreetYpsilanti, MI 48198313/485-2000

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Tell'em Ware1714 Olson WayMarshalltown, IA 501585151752-9667

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The Trace Resource BookTrace-R&D CenterWaisman CenterUniversity of Wisconsin Madison1500 Highland AvenueMadison, WI 53705-2280608/262-6966

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A two-volume Directory of Special EducationTechnology Data Sources (CEC Item #E114,$10.00) provides annotated descriptions of theresouices listed in this inventory. It is availablefrom The Council for Exceptional Children,1920 Association Drive, Reston, VA22091-1589.

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The Center's Resource Inventory series provides listings of information and service resources inspecial education technology. The Inventories are organized by state and by topic. This informationis intended to help technology users locate needed services. Current listhigs are not all inclusive.Readers are urged to contribute by sugyebting other technology resources to be added to theCenter's inventories.

The Rehabilitation Centers are funded by the National institute on Disability and RehabilitationResearch, U.S. Department of Education. Each center has its own area of specialization.

Rancho Rehabilitation Engineering ProgramLos Amigos Research and Education instituteRancho Los Amigos Medical Center, Inc.7601 E. Imperial Highway - Bonita HallDowney, CA 90242213/940-7994Contact: Donald McNeal

Development and Evaluation of SensoryAidsSmith-Kettieweh Eye Research institute2232 Webster StreetSan Francletin, CA 94115415/561-1658Contact: Arthur Jampoisky

Rehabilitation Engineering Center forTechnology Resourcesinstftute for Human Resource Development78 Eastern BoulevardGlastonbury, CT 06033203/659-1166Contact: Penelope Cargonne

Rehabilitation Engineering Center onAugmentative CommunicrtIonUniversity of Delaware/A. I. duPont instituteApplied Science & Engineering LabsP. 0. Box 269Newark, DE 19711302/651-revContr- . eichard Fouids or Beth Mineo

Rehabilitation Engineering Center onRehabilitation Technology TransferElectronic industries FoundationRehabilitation Engineering Center1901 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, #700Washington, DC 20006202/955-5823Contact: Lawrence Scadden

Rehabilitation Engineering Center onEvaluation of 'Rehabilitation TechnologyNational Rehabilitation HospitalRehabilitation Engineering Services102 Irving Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20010202/877-1932Contact: Jan Galvin

Rehabilitation Engineering Center inProsthetics and OrthoticsNorthwestern UniversityRehabilitation Engineering Program633 Clark StreetEvanston, IL 60208312/908-8560Contact: Dudley S. Childress

27This material was developed by tbe Center for Special Education Technolciy under Contract No. 30047-0118 with tbe aloe of SpecialEducation Prosases. U.S. Department ol'Ethacation. The =lent. however. dose not amemarily react the pooldon or polky of OSEP/EDand no o endorsement of the material should be inferred

Resource Inventory: Rehabilitation Engineering Centers 11/90

Rehabilitation Engineering Center onModifications to Worksites and EducationalSettingsCerebral Palsy Research Foundationof Kansas, Inc.2021 North Old ManorBox 8217Wichita, KS 87208316/688-1888Contact: John Leslie

Rehabilitation Engineering Center on theQuantification of Human PerformanceMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyHarvard - MIT Rehab Engineering Center77 Massachusetts AvenueCambridge, MA 02139617/253-0460Contact: Robert W. Mann

Rehabilitation Engineering Center onTechnological Aids for Deaf and Hearingimpaired IndividualsThe Lexington Center, Inc.Research and Training DMsion30th Avenue and 75th StreetJackson Heights, NY 11370718/899-8800, ext. 230Contact: Harry Levitt

Rehabilitation Engineering Center:Functional Electrical StimulationCase Western Reserve UniversitySchool of Medicine2119 Abington RoadCleveland, OH 44106216/459-3480Contact: P. Hunter Peckham

Rehabilitation Engineering Center forQuantification of Human Performance

Ohio State UniversityResearch Foundation1314 Kinser RoadColumbus, OH 43212614/293-8710Contact: Sheldon R. Simon

Rehabilitation Engineering CenterSouth Carolina Vocational Rehab Department

Office of the CommissionerP.O. Box 15West Columbia, SC 29171803/822-5322Contact: J. S. Dusenbury

ceinastrdbta/edparh/cpRehabilitation Engineering Center in LowBack Pain (LBP)University of VermontDepartment of Orthopedics and Rehabffitation1 South Prospect StreetBurlington, VT 05404802/656-4067Contact: Malcolm Pope

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Rehabilitation Enginuering Center onimproved Wheelchair and Seating Design

University of VirginiaRehabilitation Engineering CenterBox 3368 University StationCharlottesville, VA 22903804/977-6730Contact: CINford Brubaker

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Rehabilitation Engineering Center onAccess to Computers and ElectronicEquipmentTRACE CenterS151 Weisman CenterUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison1500 Highland AvenueMadison, WI 53705808/282-6966Contact: Peter Borden

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Resuurce Inventory: State Grants100-407

The Center%, Resc..urce Inventory series provides listings of information and service resources inspecial educatkrn t, chnology. The inventories are organized by state and by topic. This informationis intended to noir, technology users locate needed services. Current listings are not all inclusive.Readers are urged to contribute by suggesting other technology resources to be added to the Centerinventories.

The Technology-Related Assistance for individuals with Disabilities Act of 1988 (P. L 100-407) providesfor a program of state grants to develop a consumer responsive, statewide system of assistivetechnology services for individuals with disabilities. Since the fall of 1989, the National institute onDisability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR/OSERS) has awarded grants to 22 states.

ALASKA

Assistive Technology ProjectDivision of Vocational RehatAlrtationDepartment of EducationP.O. Box F, MS 0581Juneau, AK 99811-0500907/465-2814Contact: Millie Ryan

ARKANSAS

Arkansas Technology Access Project(ARTAP)Department of Human ServicesDivision of Rehabilitation ServicesP.O. Box 1437; Slot 2300Little Rock, AR 72203-1437501/682-6689Contact: Sue Gaskin

COLORADO

Colorado Assistive Technology Project:Developing Colorado's Consumer ResponsiveSystemRocky Mountain Resource and Training institute3805 Marshall StreetSuite 202Wheat Ridge, CO 80033303/420-2942Contact: Bill West

ILUNOIS

Illinois Technology-Related Assistance Projectfor individuals of all Ages with DisabilitiesDepartment of Rehabilitation ServicesDivision of Planning and Special Initiatives623 E. Adams StreetP.O. Box 19429Springfield, IL 62794-94292171785-7091Contact: Penny Cooper

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INDIANA

Technology-Related Assistance forindividuals with DisabilitiesDepartment of Human ServicesDMslon of Rehablittation Services251 North Illinois StreetP.O. Box 7083Indianapolis, IN 46207-7083317/232-1409Contact: Constance Brown

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Technology-Related Assistance forindividuals with DisabilitiesUniversity of IowaDMsion of Developmental DisabilitiesIowa City, IA 52242319/353-6386Contact: James Hardy

KENTUCKY

The Kentucky Assistive Technology Service(KATS) NetworkCoordinating Center427 VIrsallies RoadFrankfort, KY 40601502/564-4665800/327-5287 (In Kentucky)Contact: Jan Weber

MAINE

Maine Consumer information andTechnology Training Exchange(Maine CITTE)Untversity of Maine at AugustaUntversity HeightsAugusta, ME 04330207/622-7131Contact: Kathleen Powers

MARYLAND

Technology Assistance Program (TAP)

Governor's Office for limdicapped indtviduals300 W. Lexington Strew.One Market Centior - Box 10Baltimore, MD 21201301/333-3098Contact: Jay Brill

MASSACHUSETTS

Massachusetts Assistive TechnologyPartnership (MATP)Commission for the Deaf and Hard of HearingCentral Office600 Washington Street, Room 600Boston, MA 02111617/727-5106Contact: Nancy Robbins

MISSISSIPPI

Project START - Succeu Through Assistive/Rehabilitative TechnologyDivision of Rehabilttation ServicesDepartment of Human ServicesP.O. Box 1698Jackson, MS 39215-1698601/354-6272Contact: Pete Martin

MINNESOTA

Governor's Initistive on Technology forPeople with Disabilities300 Centennial BuildingThird Floor658 Cedar StreetSt. Paul, MN 55155612/297-1554Contact: Rachel Wobschall

NEBRASKA

Nebraska Assistive Technology CenterDepartment of EducationP.O. Box 94987Uncoln, NE 68509402/471-0735Contact: Mark Wehriy

NEVADA

Assistive Technology Services, Advocacy,and Systems ChangeRehabilitation Division, PRPD505 Esst King Street, Room 502Carson City, NV 89710702/885-4440Contact: Donny Loux

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NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Technology-RelatedAssistance Program (NMTAP)State Department of EducationDMsion of Vocational Rehabilitation604 W. San MateoSanta Fe, NM 87503505/827-3522Contact: Terry Brigance

NORTH CAROLINA

North Carolina Assistive Technology Project805 Ruggles DriveP.O. Box 26053Raleigh, NC 27611919/733-3364Contact: Ricki Cook

OREGON

Technology Access for Life Needs (TALN)Department of Human ResourcesVocational Rehabilitation DMsion2045 Silverton Road, N.E.Salem, OR 97310503/378-3830Contact: Cynthia Strid

TENNESSEE

Tennessee Technology Access Project(TTAP)DMsion of Mental Retardation3rd Floor, Doctors' Building706 Church StreetNashville, TN 37243-0675615/741-3807Contact: Wanda Willis

UTAH

Utah State Program for TechnologyRelated Assistance for Individualswith DisabilitiesUtah State UniversityDevelopmental Center for Handicapped PersonsLogan, UT 84322-6800801/750-1982Contact: Martell Men love

VERMONT

Assistive Technology Development GrantAgency of Human ServicesPlanning Division103 South Main StreetWaterbury, VT 05676802/241-2228Contact: David Baker

VIRGINIA

Developing a Model System for AccessingAssistive TechnologyDepartment of Rehabilitative ServicesOffice of Planning4901 Fitzhugh AvenueP.O. Box 11045Richmond, VA 23230804/367-0264Contact: Dale Hanks

WISCONSIN

State Grants Program, Technology-RelatedAssistance for individuals with DisabilitiesDepartment of Health and Social ServicesDivision of Vocational RehabilitationP.O. Box 7852One West Wilson Street, 8th FloorMadison, WI 5370760W266-2179Contact: Susan Kell

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Resource Inventory: University-basedTechnology Training Programs

The Center's Resource Inventory series provides listings of information and service resources inspecial education technology. The inventories are organized by state and by topic. This informationis intended to help technology users locate needed services. Current listings are not all inclusive.Readers are urged to contribute by suggesting other technology resources to be added to theCenter's inventories.

The training programs listed on this topical inventory include special education technology as acomponent of the program. The emphasis of individual programs may vary. Entries are coded bytype of program, type of training, and topics covered in training.

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Arizona

Arizona Stab) UniversityMicrocomputer Research ClinicFMC Collage of EducationPayne Building, Room 148Ternpe, AZ 85287-0111602/955-3322Contact: Gary Bitter

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California

California State UniversityNorthridgeOffice of Disabled Student Services1811 Nordhoff Street - DVSSNorthridge, CA 91330818/885-2869Contact: Diane Bristow

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San Diego State UniversityDepartment of Special EducationNorth Education Building, Room 70San Diego, CA 92182619/594-6666Contact: Rena Lewis

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University of California - Santa Barbara

Special EducationSchool of EducationSanta Barbara, CA 93106805/893-3476Contact: Melvyn Semmel

Connecticut

University of ConnecticutDepartment of Educational Psychology249 Glanbrook Road, U-64Storrs, CT 06269-2064203/486-4031Contact: Chauncy Rucker

Delaware

University of DelawareDepartment of Educational StudiesCollege of EducationWillard HallNewark, DE 19716302/451-1100Contact: Cindy Okolo

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Florida

University of South FloridaFlorida Center for Instructional ComputingDepartment of instructional ComputingEDU 123HTampa, FL 33620813/974-3470Contact: Stephanie S. VanDeventer

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Illinois

Northeastern Illinois University5500 North St. Louis AvenueChicago, IL 60625312/583-4050Contact: Jeffrey Messererteadrs/cows/incl

Indiana

Indiana UniversityInstitute for the Studyof Developmental DisabilitiesElectronic Resource Center2853 East 10th StreetBloomington, IN 47408812/855-6508Contact: Lewis Poisgrove/Mary Beth James

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KansasUniversity of KansasDepartment of Special Education3001 DoleLawrence, KS 66045913/864-4954Contact: Barbara Thompson or Jaml Hays

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Kentucky

University of KentuckyDepartment of Special Education229 Taylor Education BuildingLexington, KY 40506-0001606/257-4713Contact: Edward Blackhurst

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Louisiana

University of New OrleansDepartment of Special Education andHabilttative ServicesLake Front CampusNew Orleans, LA 70148504/286-6609Contact: David Slade

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Maine

University of Southern Maine407 Bailey HallGorham, ME 04038Contact: Ubby Cohen or Dale Blanchard

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Maryland

The Johns Hopkins UniversityDMsion of EducationRoom 100 Whitehead HallBaltimore, MD 21218301/338-8273Contact: Michael Rosenberg or Joyce Steeves

madr/co/asinUniversity of Marylandinstitute for the Study of Exceptional Childrenand YouthDepartment of Special EducationCollege Park, MD 20742301/490-3403Contact: David Ma lout

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Massachusetts

Lesley CollegeComputers in Education Regional Outreach11 Mellen StreetCambridge, MA 02138617/868-9600, ext 478Contact: Joan Thormann

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Michigan

Western Michigan UniversityDepartment of Special EducationKalamazoo, Mi 49008616/387-5935 or 5940Contact: AJonzo Hannaford

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New Jersey

Trenton State CollegeDepanment of Special EducationCN 4700-Hiltwood LakesTrenton, NJ 08650-4700609/771-2308Contact: Amy Deli

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New York

Long island University/C.W. PostSchool of EducationBrookville, NY 11548516/299-2373Contact: Joei Mittler

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Teechers CollegeColumbia UniversityNew York, NY 10027212/678-3E160Contact: Jeannette E. Fleischner

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Ohio

Cleveland State UniversityDepartment of Speech and Hearing (MC-430)Cleveland, OH 44115216/687-6990Contact: Arthur Schwartz

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Oregon

University of OregonDepurtment of Special EducationDtvision of Teacher EducationEugene, OR 97403-1215503/686-5521Contact: Douglas Carnine

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University of OregonCenter for Advanced Technology in Education(CATE)1787 Agate StreetEugene, OR 97403503/686-3460Contact: Gary Ferringron

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Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania State UniversityDepartment of Communication DisordersMoore BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802814/863-2013Contact: Janice Ught

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South Carolina

University of South CarolinaDentrtment of Educational PsychologyColumbia, SC 29208803/777-7138Contact: Dean McIntosh or Sandy Parsons

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South Dakota

University of South DakotaDroartment of Special Educrtdon414 East Clark StreetVerrnillion, SD 57069-2390605/677-582'Contact: FV. Thompson

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Tennessee

Peabody CollegeVanderbitt UniversityDepartment of Special EducationBox 328Nashville, TN 37203615/322-8150Contact: Herb Rieth

madrtetrrs/cowssm/inciUnivorslty of TennasseeDepartment of Special Services Education102 Claxton Education AdditionKnoxville, TN 37W46-3400615/974-2321Contact: Michael Hannum

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Utah

Utah State UniversityDevelopmental Center for Handicapped PersonsUMC 6800Logan, UT 84322-24058011753-7973Contact: Joseph Ferrara

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Virginia

George mason UniversityCenter (or Human Disabilities4400 U Iversity DriveFairfax, VA 22030-4444703/J23-4396Contact: Michael Behrmann

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West Virginia

West Virginia UniversityDepartment of Special Education504 Allen HailMorgantown, WV 26506304/293-7143Contact: Gall Fitzgerald

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West Virginia University AugmentativeCommunication CenterDepartment of Speech Pathologyand Audiology805 Allen HallMorg3ntown, WV 265)6-6122304/293-4242Contact: Karen Haines

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Resource inventory: Visually ImpairedThe Center's Resource inventory series provides listings of information and service resources inspecial education technology. The Inventories are organized by state and by topic. Thisinformation is Intended to help technology users locate needed services. Current listings are notall hclusive. Readers are urged to contribute by suggesting other technology resources to beadced to the Center inventorias.

Alabama

Alabama Institute of the Deaf and BlindAlabama Instructional Resource Centerfor the BlindP.O. Box 698Talladega, AL 35160205/761-3262800/362-1747 (I Alabama)Contact: Jim Stovall

Lions World Seovices for the Blind2811 Fair Park BoulevardLittle Rock, AR 72204501/M4-7100Contact: Jim Cordell

California

Dovelopment and EvaluaVonof Sensory MsSmIth-Kettiewell Eye Rr.-iearch institute2232 Webster StreetSan Francisco, CA 94i 154151561-1658Cnritact: Mhur Jampolsky

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Braille Institute741 North Vermont AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90029213/663-1111Contact: Marguerite Stcirdino

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National Association of Blind and Visuallyimpaired Computer UsersP.O. Box 1352Roseville, CA 95661-1352916/783-0364Contact: Otto C. Halung5

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11:saibility Access NetworkP.O. Box 6541San Rafael, CA 949034541415/499-3877Contact: Merllee Crocker

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Georgia

IBM National Support Center for Personswith PsablIltissP.O. Box 21504111 Northwide ParkwayAtlanta, GA 30327800/1BM-2133800/284-9482 (TDD)404/988-2733 (Georgia Voice Only)404/988-2729 (Georgia TDD Only)Ccitact: Gerald Fuchs

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Iowa

Iowa Department for the Blind524 4th StreetDes Moines, IA 50309515/281-7019Ccntact: Paul Rabe

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Kansas

Kansas State School for the VisuallyHandicapped1100 State AvenueKansas City, KS 66102913/281-3308Contact: Ralph Bartley

KentuckyAmerican Printing House for the BlindP.O. Box 6085Louisville, KY 40206-0085502/895-2405Contact: Fred Gissoni

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Massachusetts

Carroll Center for the Blind770 Centre StreetNewton, MA 02158-2597617/969-6200Contact: Dina Rosenbaum

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Massachusetts Technology Centerfor the Visually HandicappedBeaman Street, Route 140West Boylston, MA 01583508/835-6267Contact: Tony Caetano

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Michigan

4-Sights NetworkGreater Detroit Society for the Blind16625 Grand River AvenueDetroit, MI 48227313/272-3900Contact: Mary Beth Kullendsintrcs/paedrh/vde

Mississippi

Addle McBryde RehabilitationCenter for the Blind2550 Peachtree StreetP.O. Box 5314Jackson, MS 39296-5314601/354-6428Contact: Billy Mayfield

peinastrcstadsedpc/rh/vRehabilitation Resurch and TrainingCenter on Blindness and Loiv VisionDrawer 6189Mississippi State, MS 39762601/325-2001Contact: John Mason

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MontanaComputerized Books for the Blindand Print Disabled52 Corbin HallUniversity of MontanaMissoula, MT 59812406/243-5481Contact: George Kerscher

New Hampshire

New Hampshire Educational Services forthe Sensory impaired17 South Fruit StreetConcord, NH 03301603/226-2900Contad: William Finn or Robin Henne

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New York

Helen Keller National Center forDeaf-Blind Youth and Adults111 Middle Neck RoadSands Point, NY 11050516/944-8900Contact: Miriam Domingo Sthmitt

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The Computer Centerfor the Visually impairedBaruch College17 Lexington AvenueBox 516New York, NY 100102121447-3070

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Resource Center for the Visually impairedNew York State Education DepartmentOffice for Education of Children withHandicapping ConditionsRichmond AvenueBatavia, NY 14020716/343-8100

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National Association for the VisuallyHandicapped22 West 21st StreetNew York, NY 10010212/889-3141Contact: Lorrainie H. Marchi, Director

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National Technology CenterAmerican Foundation for the Blind15 West 16th StreetNew York, NY 10011212/620-2080800/AFB-UNDContact: Elliot M. Schreier

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North Dakota

North Dakota School for the Blind500 Stanford RoadGrand Forks, ND 58201701/777-4144Contact: Janice Sowokonls

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Ohio

Ohio Resource Center for Low incidenceand Severely Handicapped (ORCUSH)470 Glenmont AvenueColumbus, OH 43214614/262-6131Contact Mary Blnion or Julia Todd

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Storer Computer Access CenterCleveland Society for the Blind1909 East 101st StreetCleveland, OH 441062161791-8118Contact: Jeffrey J. Moyer

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Pennsylvania

Technical Assistance for Sensoryimpaired Programs (TASIP)150 South &ogress AvenueHarrisburg, PA 17109717/657-5840Contact: Donald Sundell

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Rhode Island

Rhode island Services for the Blindand Visually impaired275 Westminster StreetProvidence, RI 02905401/277-2300Contact: John Bamford

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Wisconsin

Department of Visually impairedNorth Central Technical College1000 Campus DriveWausau, WI 54401715/675-3331Contact: Joe Mielczarek

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