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Journal Contents 1998-1999
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is the official journal of
the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication
(ISAAC), published quarterly by Decker Periodicals Inc. of Hamilton, Ontario,
Canada. AAC publishes original articles with direct application to the
communication needs of persons with severe speech and/or communication
impairments for whom augmentative and alternative communication techniques and
systems may be assistive.
1998
Volume 14/Number 1
- Perspective on AAC: Past, Present, and Future Pat Mirenda
(pp. 1)
ARTICLES
- Comparison of AAC Interaction Patterns in Face-to-Face and
Telecommunications Conversations Terry Gandell and Ann Sutton
(pp. 3)
- Identification and Production of Graphic Symbols by Individuals with
Aphasia:
Efficacy of a Software App..lication Rajinder K. Koul and Robyn Harding
(pp. 11)
- Model Simulations of User Performance with Word Prediction Heidi Horstmann
Koester and Simon P. Levine
(pp. 25)
- Identification and Rankings of Communication Aid Features by Five Groups
Bernard M.
O'Keefe, Liana Brown, and Reinhard Schuller
(pp. 37)
RESEARCH NOTE
- Computerized Speech Recognition: Influence of Intelligibility
and Perceptual Consistency on Recognition Accuracy Nancy Thomas-Stonell,
Ava-Lee Kotler, Herbert A. Leeper, and Philip C. Doyle
(pp. 51)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- New Augmentative Communication Book
(pp. 2)
- Abstracts
(pp. 2,36)
- WORDS+/ISAAC Outstanding Consumer Lecture Award
(pp. 23)
- ISAAC Membership Information
WORDS+/ISAAC Consumer Scholarship Award
(pp. 24)
- ISAAC Announces New Bridge School International Award 6th Annual
Pittsburgh
Employment Conference for Augmentative Communicators
(pp. 36)
- Call for Nominations for the Prentke Romich AAC Awards Prentke Romich-ISAAC
Scholarship Program
(pp. 56)
Volume 14/Number 2
- The International AAC Community Is Alive and Well! Pat Mirenda
(pp. 57)
ARTICLES
- Outcomes in AAC: Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Parent Training
Program Joan Bruno and Michael Dribbon
(pp. 59)
- How Do Members of Different Language Communities Compose Sentences
with a Picture- Based Communication System?-A Cross-Cultural Study of
Picture-Based
Sentences Constructed by English and Japanese Speakers Kenryu Nakamura, Alan
F.
Newell, Norman Alm, and Annalu Waller
(pp. 71)
- Techniques for Augmenting Scanning Communication Gregory W. Lesher, Bryan
J.
Moulton, and D. Jeffery Higginbotham
(pp. 81)
- Identification of Intentional Communication in Students with Severe and Multiple
Disabilities Teresa Iacono, Mark Carter, and Julie Hook
(pp. 102)
RESEARCH NOTE
- Database for the Identification of AAC Users for Participation in Research,
Product Development, and Service Delivery Bernard M. O'Keefe, Jeff Jutai, Paul
Marshall,
Peter Lindsay, Reinhard Schuller, and Ralf W. Schlosser
(pp. 115)
FORUM
-
References for Securing Funding Are Needed Catherine Burke
(pp. 117)
ISAAC GOVERNANCE AND RELATED ACTIVITIES
-
Tentative Schedule of the Eighth Biennial Conference of the International Society of Augmentative
and Alternative Communication
(pp. 118)
- ISAAC Board of Directors
(pp. 126)
- ISAAC Executive Committee
(pp. 127)
- ISAAC Chapters
(pp. 128)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- CD-ROM Available with September 1998 Issue
(pp.A2, A6)
- Pittsburgh Employment Conference for Augmented Communicators (PEC@ '98)
(pp. 58)
- Abstracts
(pp. 58, 79, 80, 101, 114, 117, 129)
Volume 14/Number 3
ARTICLES
- Topics of Meal-Break Conversations Susan Balandin and Teresa Iacono
(pp. 131)
- A Few Well-Chosen Words Susan Balandin and Teresa Iacono
(pp. 147)
- Implications of Fast Mapping for Vocabulary Expansion in Individuals with
Mental Retardation Krista M. Wilkinson and Gina Green
(pp. 162)
- Semantic Transparency and Translucency in Compound Blissymbols Sara Carmeli
and Yeshayahu Shen
(pp. 171)
- Can People Who Have Aphasia Learn Iconic Codes? Ann R. Beck and Heidi Fritz
(pp. 184)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- CD-ROM Available with September 1998 Issue
(pp. A2, A6)
- Announcement of Award Winners A6 Abstract
(pp. 146)
Volume 14/Number 4
EDITORIAL AAC:
- Coming of Age or Over the Hill?
(pp. 197)
- Pat Mirenda FORUM Toward a Sociolinguistic Perspective on Augmentative and
Alternative Communication
(pp. 200)
- Bencie Woll and Sarah Barnett PERSONNEL PREPARATION Survey of School
Speech
and Language Service Provision to Students with Severe Communication
Impairments
in Nebraska
(pp. 212)
- Kenneth O. Simpson, David R. Beukelman, and Ann Bird Preliminary Survey of
Speech-Language
Pathologists Providing AAC Services in Health Care Settings in Nebraska
(pp. 222)
- Julia King Training Staff to Supp..ort AAC Users in Scotland: Current
Status and Needs
(pp. 228)
- Fiona McCall and Eleanor Moodie AAC and Australian Speech Pathologists:
Report on a National Survey
(pp. 239)
- Susan Balandin and Teresa Iacono Building Competencies in Augmentative
and Alternative Communication among Professionals
(pp. 250)
- Barbara Collier and Susie Blackstien-Adler ARTICLE Input Framework for
Augmentative and Alternative Communication
(pp. 261)
- Lisa A. Wood, Joanne Lasker, Ellin Siegel-Causey, David R. Beukelman, and
Laura
Ball INDEX 1998 Volume 14
(pp. 268)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- Abstracts
(pp. 199, 211, 221, 227, 238)
1999
Volume 15/Number 1
EDITORIAL
- A Little of This, A Little of That Pat Mirenda
(pp. 1)
INTRODUCTION TO THE SPECIAL ISSUE
- AAC Efficacy Research: Challenges for the New Century Jan L. Bedrosian
(pp. 2)
ARTICLES
- AAC Outcomes For Children and Youths With Severe Disabilities: When Seeing
Is Believing Stephen N. Calculator
(pp. 4)
- Do Augmentative and Alternative Communication Interventions Really Make a
Difference?: The Challenges of Efficacy Research Janice C. Light
(pp. 13)
- Efficacy of Communication Intervention for Presymbolic Communicators Mats
Granlund and Cecilia Olsson
(pp. 25)
- Measuring AAC Interventions for Individuals with Severe Developmental
Disabilities Rose A. Sevcik, Mary Ann Romski, and Lauren B. Adamson
(pp. 38)
- Efficacy Research Issues in AAC: Interactive Storybook Reading Jan L.
Bedrosian
(pp. 45)
- Comparative Efficacy of Interventions in Augmentative and Alternative
Communication Ralf W. Schlosser
(pp. 56)
- Accessible Randomization Tests for Single-Case and Small-n Experimental
Designs in AAC Research John Todman and Pat Dugard
(pp. 69)
- Abstracts
(pp. 12, 24,27, 55)
Volume 15/Number 2
ARTICLES
- Students with Little or No Functional Speech in Schools for Students with
Severe Mental Retardation in South Africa Erna Alant
(pp. 83)
- Crews, Wusses, and Whoppas: Core and Fringe Vocabularies of Australian
Meal-Break
Conversations in the Workplace Susan Balandin and Teresa Iacono
(pp. 95)
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication Options for Children with
Developmental
Apraxia of Speech: Three Case Studies Gary D. Cumley and Susan Swanson
(pp. 110)
- Efficient Keyboard Layouts for Sequential Access in Augmentative and
Alternative
Communication Horabail S. Venkatagiri
(pp. 126)
INTERVENTION NOTE
- Wrong-Item Format: A Promising Intervention for Teaching Socially ropriate
Forms of Rejecting to Children with Developmental Disabilities? Jeff
Sigafoos and Donna Roberts-Pennell
(pp. 135)
ISAAC GOVERNANCE AND RELATED ACTIVITIES
- ISAAC Board of Directors 1998-2000
(pp. 141)
- ISAAC Executive Committee 1999
(pp. 142)
- ISAAC Chapters
(pp. 143)
- ISAAC Membership
(pp. 144)
Volume 15/Number 3
September 1999
ARTICLES
- Generic Talk Use by Preschool Children Laura J. Ball, Christine A. Marvin,
David R. Beukelman, Joanne Lasker, and Dyann Rupp
(pp. 145)
- Phonological Processing and Reading Abilities in Adolescents and Adults with
Severe Congenital Speech Impairments Beth E. Foley and Alexander Pollatsek
(pp. 156)
- Natural and Synthetic Speech Comprehension: Comparison of Children from Two
Age Groups Mary E. Reynolds and Lisa Jefferson
(pp. 174)
- Creating Opportunities for Augmentative and Alternative Communication:
Strategies for Involving People with Developmental Disabilities Jeff Sigafoos
(pp. 183)
- Phonological Processing and Literacy in AAC Users and Students with Motor
Speech Impairments Margaretha Vandervelden and Linda Siegel
(pp. 191)
FORUM
- Scholarly Writing: Managing the Competition for Time and Attention David R.
Beukelman
(pp. 212)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- Announcing a Special Topics Issue of AAC
(pp. 182)
- Abstracts
(pp. 211)
Volume 15/Number 4
December 1999
EDITORIAL
- As the Century Turns Pat Mirenda
(pp. 215)
ARTICLES
- Morse Code Typing Training of an Adolescent with Cerebral Palsy Using
Microcomputer Technology: Case Study Ming-Che Hsieh and Ching-Hsing Luo
(pp. 216)
- Including People with Disabilities in Research: Implications for the Field
of Augmentative and Alternative Communication Kari S. Krogh and Peter H.
Lindsay
(pp. 222)
- Social Validation of Interventions in Augmentative and Alternative
Communication Ralf W. Schlosser
(pp. 234)
- AAC Strategies for People with Primary Progressive Aphasia without
Dementia: Two Case Studies Cynthia J. Cress and Julia M. King
(pp. 248)
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication and Natural Language
Processing: Current Research Activities and Prospects Stefan Langer and
Marianne Hickey
(pp. 260)
- Access to Lexical Knowledge in Modular Interpersonal Communication Aids
Margherita Antona, Constantine Stephanidis, and Georgios Kouroupetroglou
(pp. 269)
- Tools to Support International and Intercommunity Collaboration in AAC
Research David McNaughton, David Beukelman, and Patricia Dowden
(pp. 280)
INDEX
1999
Volume 15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- Guest Reviewers, 1998-1999
(pp. 233)
- Announcing a Special Topics Issue of AAC
(pp. 259)
- AAC Editor's Awards for 1998
(pp. 279)
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