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“It’s helped me connect with more friends”: Supporting social media use to enhance the social networks of young people with disabilities living in rural South Australia


This report investigated the effectiveness of social media training and online mentoring support in building the social networks of young people with disability in rural communities.
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Towards solutions for assistive technology


This document is primarily focused on the Assistive Technology solutions derived from aids and equipment. Home and vehicle modifications and prosthetics have not yet been explored in the same level of detail and will be subject of further work.
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Assistive technology pricing: is it fair and reasonable?


Concerns about the price of assistive technology products (AT, also known as aids and equipment) arise regularly in public policy discourse and the media. These papers present the available evidence and essential contextual information regarding AT pricing in Australia.
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Smart technologies for older people


Addressing the challenges faced by an ageing population, this report discusses how smart technologies can support older people to remain in their homes. Australia has an ageing population. In 1901 the average life expectancy in Australia was 47 years. By 2025 it will be over 80. In 2050, 25% of Australians will be aged over...
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Close engagements with artificial companions: key social, psychological, ethical and design issues


Artificial companions are typically intelligent cognitive 'agents', implemented in software or a physical embodiment such as a robot. This paper is a summary of a forum on Artificial Companions in Society held in October 2007. Artificial companions (ACs) are typically intelligent cognitive 'agents', implemented in software or a physical embodiment such as a robot. They...