These proceedings contain the texts of nine papers presented at a seminar dealing with technology and the rehabilitation of disabled persons in the information age. The first part of the volume consists of the following papers authored by Switzer scholars: "A Philosophical and Cultural Approach to High Technology in Rehabilitation," by Gopal C. Pati; "Technology and Rehabilitation: Another Viewpoint," by Carl E. Sherrick; "Employment and Training Opportunities for Disabled Persons in the Computer Age," by Lawrence A. Scadden; "Impact of High Technology on the Rehabilitation Professional: Changing Roles and Skills," by Susanne M. Bruyere; and "The Future of Information Technology and the Role of the Rehabilitation Professional," by Don McLaughlin. Included in the second half of the proceedings are the following specially commissioned papers: "High Tech/High Touch--Making Good on the Promise," by Douglas A. Fenderson; "Rehabilitation in the Information Age," by Alan M. Hofmeister; "Rehabilitation Counseling in the Age of Technology," by Valerie Ellien; and "The Potential of Technology for Rehabilitation," by David Vandergoot. A brief discussion of the format of the seminar and of this monograph is also provided. (MN)