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Appendix 8 - ReferencesACE Centre, 1999, Computers and Inclusion: Factors for Success. Becta Communication in Practice: Scotland, 1998, Augmentative Communication in Practice: An Introduction, CALL Centre. ISBN 1 898042 15 2. Becta, 1999, Connecting Schools, Networking People 2000 Barrett, J., Herriotts, P., 1995, Communication and Access to Computer Technology, C. Thursfield (ed.), Disability Information Trust. Bates, R., 1997, A practical guide to IT and Special Educational Needs, Research Machines. Cook, A.M., Hussey, S.M., 1995, Assistive technologies: principles and practice, Mosby. ISBN 0 8016 1038 9. Glennen, S.L., DeCoste, D.C., 1997, Handbook of Augmentative and Alternative Communication, Singular Publishing Group. ISBN 1 56593 684 1. Goossens, C. & Crain, S.S., 1986, Augmentative Communication Assessment Resource, Don Johnston Developmental Equipment. Gray, C., 1988, The Importance of Correct Seating, ACE Centre, England. Hardy, C., 2000, Information and Communications Technology for all, David Fulton. ISBN 1 85346 673 1 Nisbet, P.D., Spooner, R.I., Arthur, E., Whittaker, P., Wilson, A., 1999, Supportive Writing Technology, CALL Centre, Edinburgh. ISBN 1 898042 13 6. Nisbet, P.D., Poon, P., 1998, Special Access Technology, CALL Centre. ISBN 1 898042 11 X. Scottish Executive Education Department, 1998, Scottish Schools: Using the Superhighways: ICT and Development Planning, SEED. Appendix 9 - Useful contacts and suppliersAdvisory Unit Computers in Education Cambridge Adaptive Communication Learning and Teaching Scotland REM (Rickitt Educational Media) Sensory Software International
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