Utilizing Interactive Technology to Conduct Team Assessments: Teaming With Technology Research Project
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Summary
This article describes a project that used interactive technology to conduct arena assessments at a distance to assess children with disabilities at Head Start and other early intervention sites, particularly those in rural areas.
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- article
- Published
- 2005-03-01
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Keywords
Videoconferencing, The Internet, Observational study, Computer science, Intervention (counseling)
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