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Download full textKeshav, Neha U.; Vahabzadeh, Arshya; Abdus-Sabur, Rafiq; Huey, Krystal; Salisbury, Joseph P.; Liu, Runpeng; Sahin, Ned – Education Sciences, 2018
There is considerable demand for special education services for the over half a million students with autism in the United States. While assistive technology may augment educational services, its implementation is often prevented by a number of practical and attitudinal barriers. These barriers are especially pertinent for the newest and thus…
Descriptors: Autism, Assistive Technology, Barriers, Educational Technology
