AFDE's association with the International Graphonomics Society [IGS] provides a valuable resource for research. IGS and the members of IGS are internationally recognized in academia for valuable contributions to the knowledge of graphic behavior and motor control as it is applied to forensic science, biophysics, education, neuropsychology, experimental psychology, paleography, pattern recognition and other facets of handwriting and drawing.
Conferences of AFDE and IGS were held concurrently in London, Ontario [Canada] in 1995 and in Scottsdale, AZ in 2003. AFDE contributed to the 9th Biennial Conference of the International Graphonomics Society which was held in Singapore in June 1999.
AFDE encourages members to participate in research projects on handwriting and motor control. Some projects have been conducted in cooperation with scientists and have been published and presented at national and international seminars.
Conferences of AFDE and IGS were held concurrently in London, Ontario [Canada] in 1995 and in Scottsdale, AZ in 2003. AFDE contributed to the 9th Biennial Conference of the International Graphonomics Society which was held in Singapore in June 1999.
AFDE encourages members to participate in research projects on handwriting and motor control. Some projects have been conducted in cooperation with scientists and have been published and presented at national and international seminars.