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Contents
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The Eyes Have IT!, Allan Wilson.
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Gaze Controlled Technology - How far have we come? Where are we going?, Mick Donegan.
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Snapshots of Using Eye Gaze - A Professional Journey into the World of Eye Gaze, Janet Scott.
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Eye Gaze as an Access Method, Janet Scott.
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The ‘Look to Talk’ Project - Learning to Communicateby Eye Pointing to Low Tech Devices, Katherine Buckley and Clare Latham.
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Perspectives on using Eye Gaze, Andrew Lawson, with Nicola Woodside and Janet Scott.
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Experiences of a New Eye Gaze User, Linda Mercer and Linda Page.
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To Eye Gaze or not to Eye Gaze? The Fife Experience!, Sandra Miller.
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Using Eye Gaze in School, Sally Millar.
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Using Eye Gaze to Support Communication: A Select Bibliography, Allan Wilson.
The Eyes have IT! The Use of Eye Gaze to Support Communication
Edited by Allan Wilson with Rebecca Gow
(Pub. 2010).
ISBN 978 1 898042 32 7.
The book brings together the papers presented at the 2010 Augmentative Communication in Practice: Scotland Study Day, along with additional material reflecting the use of eye gaze to support communication.
It costs £7 and can be purchased from:
http://www.callscotland.org.uk/shop.
Cover of Augmentative Communication and Autism