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Useful Internet Web Sites

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Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Web Sites

• FEAT of Oregon
  Home
  General information on autism, announcements of local meetings and special seminars, and links to other autism sites.
• FEAT
  
  Original FEAT organization that contains information about autism, organizational resources, with links to other sites of interest including other FEAT organizations. Each FEAT is an independent organization. The original FEAT in Sacramento allows the other FEATs to use the name, so long as the other FEATs add a geographic reference, such as "FEAT of Oregon."
• A Look into On-going Progress in One Child's (UCLA based) Home Program
  
  Description of one family's experience with a PDD child having autistic characteristics and the success they have had with their ABA program.
• Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies
  
  
• Kathy and Calvin’s Home Page
  
• Our Autism Links Page
  
  
• Redwood Learning Center
  
  
• Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
  
  
• ABA Connection
  

• Oregon Department of Education
  
  (ODE) A variety of information about education in Oregon including the administrative rules and regulations for special education and how funds to school districts are allocated.
• Oregon Office of Special Education (SPED)
  
  
• Update on Complaints, Due Process Hearing and Litigation
  

• Oregon Parents United
  
  Advocacy, Information Source for Parent/Student, an online Parent Support Group, and an Oregon Information and Referral Source for K-12 Disabled Children.
• Network for Special Education (NSpEd)
  
  Works with other organizations to encourage the public, our legislators, and our school district representatives to create a school system which is inclusive, progressive, accountable, safe and responsive to the individual needs of every student.
• U.S. Department of Education (ED) Home Page
  
  
• COSAC (Center for Outreach & Services for the Autism Community)
  
  Provides information about COSAC activities. The organization provides information packets, conferences, newsletters, a national directory of programs and brochures on autism.
• Wrights Law
  
• Gary Mayerson
  
  
• Special Education Regulations - IDEA
  
• Individual's with Disabilities Act
  
  
• IDEA Practices
  

• Center for the Study of Autism
  
  An excellent resource guide for information about autism. It contains many links to other autism sites.
• Aspergers
  
• American Hyperlexia Association (AHA!)
  
  
• Society for Auditory Integration Training
  
  
• The Sibling Support Project
  
  
• Language Based Learning Disabilities: Remediation Research
  
  
• Yale Child Study Center Autism/PDD Clinic
  
  
• The Autism Research Institute
  
  
• The Autism Autism Society of America
  
  
• The Autism Society of Oregon
  

Meta Sites with lots of links

• Our Autism Links Page
  
  
• jypsy's links- HUNDREDS of Autism, Aspergers, PDD, etc
  
  
• Autism Resources
  
  Comprehensive list of autism resources on the internet.
• FEAT of Memphis
  
  ABA success stories and links to other autism sites.

ABA Email Listserves

• FEAT of Oregon List
  
  
• Ruth Allen's Me-List
  
  Instructions on how to subscribe to the Me-List (an e-mail based autism support group).
• DTT-NET List
  
  Listserve for parents and professionals to discuss Discrete Trial Training and Natural Environment Training (such as Verbal Behavior)
• Verbal Behavior List
  

Precision Teaching/Celeration