Annapolis, MD: College Student Triumphs Over Dyslexia Using Kurzweil 3000 Bill Vermillion of Lothian, MD has severe dyslexia, a learning disorder that keeps his brain from recognizing the written word - Brain technology - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Annapolis, MD: College Student Triumphs Over Dyslexia Using Kurzweil 3000 Bill Vermillion of Lothian, MD has severe dyslexia, a learning disorder that keeps his brain from recognizing the written word Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-04-19 10:09:10 Open Document File Size: 81,04 KB Share Result on Facebook Event Person Communication and Meetings / / Facility Anne Arundel Community College / College Student Triumphs Over Dyslexia Using Kurzweil / Catholic University of America / / IndustryTerm software program / mechanical device / / Organization Summit School / Disability Office / Catholic University of America / Anne Arundel Community College / Lab School of Washington / / Person Mimi Stoops / Jane Snider / / Position director / biomedical engineer / / Technology neuroscience / / SocialTag Linguistics Knowledge Dyslexia Assistive technology Computer accessibility Kurzweil Educational Systems Kurzweil Reading Learning disability Educational psychology

Annapolis, MD: College Student Triumphs Over Dyslexia Using Kurzweil 3000 Bill Vermillion of Lothian, MD has severe dyslexia, a learning disorder that keeps his brain from recognizing the written wordAdd to Reading List