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Deafblindness Pathfinder

Library Resources

A small selection of items available for loan from the Library

Effective practices in early intervention : infants whose multiple
disabilities include both vision and hearing loss / Deborah Chen. 1997
Q362.4 CHEN

A Guide to planning and support for individuals who are deafblind /
edited by John M. McInnes. 1999
362.41 MCIN-1

Literacy for persons who are deaf-blind / Barbara Miles. 2000
411 MILE

Promoting learning through active interaction : a guide to early
communication with young children who have multiple disabilities /
M. Diane Klein, Deborah Chen, Michele Hane. 2000
Q362.4048083 KLEI

Remarkable conversations : a guide to developing meaninful
communication with children and young adults who are deafblind /
Barbara Miles, Marianne Riggio, editors. 1999
Q305.908161 REMA

A Resource manual for understanding and interacting with infants,
toddlers, and preschool age children with deaf-blindness. 1993
Q305.908161 RESO-1

Teaching children who are deafblind : contact, communication and
learning / edited by Stuart Aiken … [et al.]. 2000
371.911 AITK

Welcoming students who are deaf-blind into typical classrooms :
facilitating school participation, learning and friendships / edited by
Norris G. Haring, Lyle T. Romer. 1995
371.911 HARI

You and me [videorecording]. 1997 - a series of videos that describe
the education of a child who is deaf-blind.
KIT 371.912 COPS Pts. 1-4

Journals

A selection of journals which may include articles on deafblindness
which may be photocopied by either visiting the library personally,
using a request form or requesting by email.

AAC : Augmentative and Alternative Communication

Beacon - current issue

DBI Review

Deaf-blind Perspectives - current issue

Exceptional Children

Focus on Exceptional Children

Journal of the Association of People with Severe Handicaps

Journal of Vision Impirment and Blindness

reSources - fulltext newsletter published by California Deaf-Blind Services

See / Hear - current issue

See / Hear - archive of articles on deafblindness

Talking Sense - selection of fulltext articles from various journal issues

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Internet Resources

A small selection of quality web sites dealing with aspects of deafblindness

A-Z Deafblindness - a personal web site created by a deaf-blind person. It includes information about deafblindness, the deafblind alphabet, international organisations, mailing lists and newsletters, equipment and supplies and links to fulltext documents.

Blindness Resource Center - a collection of links to web pages with
information about blindness sponsored by the New York Institute for Special Education. Categories include access to the Internet, braille, deafblindness,
eye diseases, vision resources, online information, organisations, research, university programs, technology vendors and web pages of the blind community

CONTACT : a resource for staff working with children who are deafblind -
excellent fulltext online resource covering aspects of educating deafblind
children for teachers, psychologists and other professionals. Renwick Library
also holds a print copy of this series

DB-LINK - The National Information Clearinghouse On Children
Who are Deaf-Blind - contains extensive information about deafblindness, including the complete text of DB-LINK publications, bibliographies on specific topics (eg. communication, early intervention), the DB-LINK databases, links to additional resources and job opportunities

DeafBlind Manual Alphabet - chart showing the alphabet courtesy of the Australian DeafBlind Council

Deafblindness International - a comprehensive webliography of web resources covering organisations, websites, online documents, educational support material and much more - rated by star system to identify quality web sites - compiled by Bob Segrave (Australian DeafBlind Council)

Deafblindness Overview - bibliography from DBLink website

Deafblindess Web Resource - a comprehensive site covering terminology, Internet Resources, conferences and courses, journals, videos about
deafblindness, service providers, bibliography, equipment, communication,
WWW Access, e-mail services and computer accessibility

Scottish Sensory Centre - online fulltext resources covering various aspects
of sensory impairment

Two-Handed Manual Alphabet - fingerspelling chart courtesy of the Australian DeafBlind Council

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