[Nfbofsc] FW: USC Research Opportunity

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From: Assistive Technology Online Network [mailto:ATNETWORK at LISTSERV.SC.EDU]
On Behalf Of Carol Page
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2015 3:04 PM
To: ATNETWORK at LISTSERV.SC.EDU
Subject: USC Research Opportunity

 

Get Involved with USC Research Today!

 

Telewellness Needs Assessment

The Assistive Robotics and Technology Lab at the University of South
Carolina is researching how tele-technology (such as Skype) might be
beneficial. The goal of this research project is to

gain insight into the attitudes and acceptance of telewellness technology by
persons

with limited mobility.

 

We are looking for:

. Adults 55+ to 85 years of age

. Currently uses a wheelchair, and started use before the age of 55

. Males and Females

. Fluent in English

. Able to write and fill out questionnaires

 

You will receive $15.00 an hour. Study should take no more than 2 hours. We
are flexible and can conduct interviews at a location convenient for you.

 

How to Sign Up:

Contact: Rachel Stuck (USC student)

Campus Phone: 803.576.6308

Email: stuckr at email.sc.edu

 

Get Involved with USC Research Today!



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