Apraxia List Serv - APRAXIA-KIDS@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU is a resource, discussion list for families of children with developmental apraxia of speech (verbal dyspraxia) and the professionals that care about them. To subscribe, send the following message to listserv@listserv.syr.edu "subscribe Apraxia-kids first name last name"

Disability Solutions is a FREE publication for families and others interested in Down Syndrome and related disabilities. It is published 6 times a year by the Enoch-Gelbard Foundation. For a print copy, write or e-mail: www.disabilitysolutions.org Disability Solutions, PMB 170, 9220 S. W. Barbur Blvd. #119, Portland, OR  97219, subscription@disabilitysolutions.org

E-Mail for those without a computer. There is a new device for sending and receiving e-mail called MailStation. It's about the size of an AlphaSmart (keyboard with built-in screen). It costs about $100 plus 410 a month for the e-mail service. There are limitations if you're a more sophisticated e-mail user but for people without a computer who want to get into e-mail this seems like as good or possibly a better alternative to WebTV. Check it out at http://www.cidco.com/

ExInEd (Exploration in Education) - Looking for a site with terrific science-related electronic picture books?  Visit ExInEd (Exploration in Education) from the Space Telescope Science Institute at www.stsci.edu/exined/exined-home.html.  Read descriptions, view screenshots, and download electronic picture books on your Macintosh computer.  Samples of titles include Gems of Hubble, Other Worlds from Earth, Apollo 11 at 25, Images of Mars and more.  

Fun with Words - Want to visit "sites that feature fun with words?" I have used this site to help flesh out lesson plans for in-class therapy.
http://www.wolinskyweb.net/word.htm

Speech Teach is a site created to encourage speech/language development of children through jargon-free newsletters, "Dear Abby" type columns, book suggestions, and reviews and links to other informative and helpful websites. http://www.speechteach.com

Speech Therapist.net - Website with chat, free e-mail, resources, and links to many terrific websites designed specifically for speech-language pathologists. http://www.SpeechTherapist.net

The Speech Therapy Ring--Speech-Language Websites
http://www.herring.org/speech.html

The Wisconsin Speech-Language-Hearing Association has a bulletin board available through their website http://www.wisha.org .  Members can post comments and questions across a wide variety of topic areas.