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Stories become a sign language of the times

When the Victorian College for the Deaf created Australia’s first storybook CD ROM for sign language speakers, there was no way of telling that the interactive device would start a technology boom in able-hearing schools. The books, devised to overcome literacy problems in deaf students, have been adopted across Victoria. Find out more in this article from The Age (Australia).

Posted by David Roberts on 13 June 2005 in Literacy and Technology

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