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Effects of video VSDs on modes of communication (Starr et al., 2018)

2018-12-17 by David McNaughton

At the 2018 ASHA Conference, Starr and colleagues shared their findings on the effects of video VSDs on communication turns.

Filed Under: Adults, Children, Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, Presentations Tagged With: David McNaughton, Janice Light, Jessica Caron, Victoria Starr

Teaching children with CCN academic vocabulary during shared book reading (Yorke et al., 2018)

2018-12-10 by David McNaughton

Yorke et al. (2018) evaluated the effects of explicit vocabulary instruction during shared reading experiences on the acquisition of receptive academic vocabulary for children with CCN.

Filed Under: Children, Faculty Research, Funded Projects, Graduate Student Research, Publications Tagged With: April Yorke, David McNaughton, Janice Light, Jessica Caron, Kathryn Drager

Effects of video VSDs on the communication of adolescents with CCN during vocational tasks (Babb et al., 2018)

2018-12-07 by David McNaughton

At the 2018 ASHA Conference, Babb et al. presented their findings on the impact of video VSD technology on the communication of adolescents with CCN during a vocational task.

Filed Under: Adults, Children, Funded Projects, Graduate Student Research, Presentations Tagged With: David McNaughton, Janice Light, Kirk Wydner, Lucas Pierce, Salena Babb

Effects of the T2L feature on sight word reading for preschoolers with ASD (Mandak et al., 2018)

2018-12-06 by David McNaughton

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Mandak et al. (2018) investigate the effects of a new software feature, dynamic text and speech output, on the acquisition of sight words by three pre-literate preschoolers with ASD.

Filed Under: Autism, Children, Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, Publications Tagged With: David McNaughton, Janice Light, Kelsey Mandak

Use of Interactive Video VSD for an Adolescent with ASD (Babb et al., 2017)

2017-09-18 by David McNaughton

Salena Babb presented research on the use of videos with integrated visual scene display for adolescents with ASD in vocational settings.

Filed Under: Autism, Children, Faculty Research, Graduate Student Research, News, Presentations Tagged With: Colloquium, David McNaughton, Janice Light, Jessica Gormley, Salena Babb

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