Using Computers in Speech/Language Therapy
Show Notes for Podcast #2: Part A:
10 Recommended CLINICAL COMPUTING COMPETENCIES (1-5)
for Speech-Language Pathologists
INTRO MUSIC AND VOICE OVER
- Welcome: for comments and suggestions e-mail me at:
paula@truman.edu
- Recommendations if you are a true computer novice
- Scope of the competencies
- What if you don’t have access to the latest technology?
- Introduction to the first 5 recommended clinical
computing competencies for SLP’s
1. Using a Computer as an Instructor
2. Using a Computer as a Context for Conversation
3. Using a Computer As a Clinical Materials Generator
4. Using a Computer as a Feedback Device
5. Using a Computer As a Clinical Data Assistant
TRANSITION MUSIC
CLOSING MUSIC and VOICEOVER
Resources for Further Study:
Cochran, P. S. (2005). Clinical computing competency for speech-language
pathologists. Baltimore, MD: Brookes Publishing.
Cochran, P. S., & Masterson, J. M. (1995). NOT using a computer in language
assessment / intervention: In defense of the reluctant clinician. Language,
Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools, 26 (3, 213-222.
