Client based rate setting : funding the habilitation and care of the developmentally disabled : executive summary /

Principal investigators, Warren H. Bock, Robert Schalock, Burton Silverstein.

Draft phase two report : "peer review and technical assistance of nine facilities, a move to improve" : technical assistance and staff training for intermediate care facilities for the developmentally disabled (ICFDD) and for those ICFDD for fifteen or fewer persons.

"August, 1988."

Law enforcement and the disabled /

Bibliography: leaves 38-39.

Law enforcement and the disabled.

"Co-authored by the Office of the Secretry of State and the Governor's Planning Council on Developmental Disabilities."--Letter of Transmittal.

Special education for your handicapped child : your legal rights.

Cover title.

Helping families understand options in planning for their family member with a disability.

"This manual was funded through a grant from the Illinois Council on Developmental Disabilities"

Improving transportation opportunities for people with disabilities in Illinois /

"September 2001"

Report of the Interagency Council on Census Coordination for the 1990 U.S. Census.

Summary of the comprehensive public information campaign to promote the 1990 census in Illinois, sponsored by the 14 state agencies represented on the Council and coordinated by the Illinois Information Service.

Annual report - Illinois Commission on Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities.

Mode of access: Internet.

Annual plan ... of the Illinois Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities.

Title varies slightly.

Home health agencies in Illinois, 1987 : a cooperative study of Illinois Department of Public Health and Illinois Council on Home Health Services.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of the Illinois Health Care Cost Containment Council to the Governor and the Illinois General Assembly on the effectiveness of certificate of need reveiew.

Cover title.

Designing a digital experience for young children with developmental disabilities

This paper reports on the development of a playful digital experience, Anim-action, designed for young children with developmental disabilities. This experience was built using the Stomp platform, a technology designed specifically to meet the needs of people with intellectual disability through facilitating whole body interaction. We provide detail on how knowledge gained from key stakeholders informed the design of the application and describe the design guidelines used in the development process. A study involving 13 young children with developmental disabilities was conducted to evaluate the extent to which Anim-action facilitates cognitive, social and physical activity. Results demonstrated that Anim-action effectively supports cognitive and physical activity. In particular, it promoted autonomy and encouraged problem solving and motor planning. Conversely, there were limitations in the system’s ability to support social interaction, in particular, cooperation. Results have been analyzed to determine how design guidelines might be refined to address these limitations.