The Database Development Officer has compiled this list of web sites from her favourites. We hope you find them as useful. Lea discusses her unique teaching methods for low vision. Of course do not forget that the Scottish Sensory Centre web site itself is a major resource as it holds the Sensory Information Service databases in their entirety as well as various reports, centre information and library resource updates. The best discussions obviously stem from the queries and sometimes you will find yourself in a position to offer advice.
Some lists have many messages posted every day while others are less prolific.
The main academic, UK-based list service is Mailbase who have web pages to guide you to the most appropriate list for you. If I may I would, first, like to introduce myself. I am a research psychologist working on a variety of projects at the Scottish Sensory Centre. From there I worked on a project investigating how deaf children learn to read at Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, London. Whilst there I got an opportunity to work in Japan for a year.