CCCSLP Using Computers in Speech and Language Therapy

CCCSLP 04 Introduction to using the computer as an instructor

paula@truman.edu — Sun, 21 May 2006 09:39:21 -0500

This podcast introduces the characteristics of tutorial and drill-and-practice software for speech and language therapy. Questions clinicians should consider when choosing CAI are discussed. Hosted by Paula S. Cochran.

CCCSLP 03 Part B: Ten Clinical Computing Competencies (6-10)

paula@truman.edu — Mon, 15 May 2006 09:23:59 -0500

CCCSLP 03 Part B: Ten Clinical Computing Competencies (6-10)
Competencies 6-10 of the 10 recommended clinical computing competencies for speech-language pathologists.
6. Using a Computer as a Diagnostic Tool
7. Basic Computer Operations and Assistive Technology
8. Awareness of Technology-related Legal and Ethical Issues
9. Awareness and Use of Technology Resources
10. Using a Computer as a Productivity Tool
Hosted by Paula S. Cochran.

CCCSLP 02 Part A: Ten Recommended Clinical Computing Competencies (1-5)

paula@truman.edu — Mon, 8 May 2006 16:33:01 -0500

The first 5 of 10 recommended clinical computing competencies for speech-language pathologists.
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
Hosted by Paula S. Cochran.

CCCSLP 01 Computer literacy vs. clinical computing competency

paula@truman.edu — Mon, 1 May 2006 16:22:24 -0500

Podcast #1: Computer literacy vs. Clinical Computing Competency. Clinical computing competency focuses on how and why a clinician uses computers as part of speech and language assessment and intervention. It depends more on clinical skills than technical knowledge. Examples that contrast this with computer literacy. Hosted by Paula S. Cochran.