Assistive Learning Technologies for Deaf Students

This book, Technology Enhanced Learning for People with Disabilities: Approaches and Applications, has articles by many experts. It explains how to use technology to improve learning among students with different types of disabilities. See the fourth chapter, “Learning Applications for Disabled People”, which addresses assistive learning technologies for deaf students. This book was published in 2010. It was edited by Patricia Ordóñez de Pablos, Jingyuan Zhao, and Robert D. Tennyson.

This book is not available for free, but it may be possible to purchase it. Some possible sellers are listed below. Please be aware that not all book sellers will send books to your country. If they do send books to your country, they may still be unable to send the specific book you want. Please communicate directly with book sellers to ask.

• IGI Global (this source allows you to buy a single chapter in PDF format)
• Barnes & Noble
• Kobo
• Google Play
• Abebooks
• Book Depository
• Indigo
• Alibris
• Better World Books

For people who have print disabilities (for example, blind people), you can try looking for this book in an accessible format. For example, if you use a library service for people with print disabilities that participates in the ABC Global Book Service, you may wish to inquire whether this book is available.