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From: era@ncar.ucar.edu (Ed Arnold)
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Subject: Re: Any ideas?
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Date: 27 Aug 90 20:08:03 GMT
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In article <13616@bunker.UUCP> Steve.Bonine@p0.f777.n115.z1.fidonet.org writes:
|Index Number: 9911
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|* Forwarded from "ROCK_MAIL - Local Message Base"
|* Originally from Paul Salyers
|* Originally dated 08-14-90 18:24
|
|Pat ;
|
|I have need for some programs for handycap childern who, in the
|mind are about K to 4 th. grade level thay can't do programs by
|them self. Their age is 18-20 years. Please help.

I would recommend you try to make contact with both of the following
organizations.  Easter Seals runs a network of about 13 centers around
the country which have low-cost/public-domain programs, and computer
hardware with adaptive aids to try them on.  The Alliance for Technology
Access is an organization that used to be part of Apple Computer, that
oversees an autonomous network of about 40 centers around the country
which help provide computer-technology-learning solutions to persons
with disabilities (but esp. children).

national easter seal society[computer-disability news]; 70 e. lake st.; chicago, il 60601	800-221-6827

alliance for technology access (ata); jacquelyn brand; 1307 solano ave.; albany, ca 94706-1888
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