- “Kit of Tools” A conceptual framework used by A Koenig & K Holbrook, (Renwick Centre. November, 2001) to describe how students could develop competence with a range of technology options as a means to participating in all aspects of the curriculum.
- Tasmanian Resource Teacher Team (2004 – 5) with specific input from Philippa Daniel, Senior Resource Teacher, Vision Impairment Service
- Gaylen Kapperman & Jodi Sticken “Assistive Technology,” in A.J. Koenig & M.Cay Holbrook (Editors) Instructional Strategies for Teaching Children and Youth with Visual Impairments, AFB, Press, American Foundation for the Blind.2000.
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- Frances Mary D’Andrea “Activities and Games for Teaching Children to Use a CCTV” in Frances Mary D’Andrea & Carol Farrenkopf, (Editors) Looking to Learn: Promoting Literacy for Students with Low Vision, AFB Press, American Foundation for the Blind, 2000.
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Vision Impairment
Chapter 1: The Spirit of Inclusion
Chapter 2: Definitions, Identification, and Professionals
Chapter 3: Technological and Medical Interventions
Chapter 4: Teaching Strategies and Accommodations
Chapter 5: Activities
Chapter 6: Social Skills
Chapter 7: Counseling Students with Vision Impairment
Chapter 8: Working with Families
Chapter 9: Research and Reflections