This paper presents an overview of recent technology-aided programs (ie, technology-aided
support tools) designed to help people with significant disabilities (a) engage in adaptive …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review studies that evaluated technology-based
prompting systems for supporting participants with dementia or acquired cognitive …

Intelligent cognitive assistants support people who need help performing everyday tasks by
detecting when problems occur and providing tailored and context-sensitive assistance …

We assessed a self-monitoring procedure to promote on-task behavior in classroom by two
high functioning boys with autism spectrum and attention deficit hyperactivity disorders. A …

Objectives: To extend the use of assistive technology for promoting adaptive skills of
children with cerebral palsy. To assess its effects on positive participation of ten participants …

The present study compared two different types of orientation strategies: an assistive
technology program (AT, ie, remotely controlled sound/light devices) and a backward …

Objectives: The study is focused on the assessment of reorientation skills in a sample of
community-dwelling elderly people, manipulating landmarks and geometric (layout) …

We further extended the use of a microswitch-based program for assessing contingency
awareness and promoting locomotion fluency of five adolescents with Rett syndrome. A …

Two studies assessed technology-aided programs to support performance of daily activities
and selection/activation of music items with patients with moderate Alzheimer's disease. In …

We assessed the use of a microswitch‐based program for promoting ambulation responses
by two children with multiple disabilities. The goals of the study were to:(a) evaluate the …