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Subject: Re: ICAI for Physically/mentally Impaired
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Date: Wed, 12-Feb-86 19:59:06 EST
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From: ulysses!ihnp4!alberta!arms@ucbvax.berkeley.edu (Bill Armstrong)


There is a softcover book: Microcomputer Resource Book for Special
Education by Dolores Hagen published by Reston in 1984.  It deals
with questions of the learning impaired, deaf, blind, and physically
handicapped, but points out that a lot of software is useful
to the handicapped even if it isn't so labelled.
The ISBN numbers are 0-8359-4345-3 and 0-8359-4344-5 (paperback)
Call number LC4019.H33 1984.

I don't know whether it satisfies the ICAI criterion or is just 
CAI.  The person to talk to about ICAI would be
Greg Kearsley, Courseware, Inc.,
10075 Carroll Canyon Road, San Diego, California 92131.

I hope this helps you.