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  1. "How-to" Guide Aids Teachers in Applying Kurzweil 3000 Software to Different Learning Styles in the Classroom
  2. A Guide to Making Documents Accessible to People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
  3. A Library in Your Hand: A Review of the Book Port and the BookCourier
  4. A Mobile Phone That Can Read Books for People With a Visual Disability
  5. A Necessary Step in Reading the "Read To" and "Reading With" Experience
  6. A Product of Innovation and Collaboration: The Story of the Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader
  7. A Review of Penfriend by Crick Software
  8. A Rosy Future for DAISY Books
  9. A Site for Sore Ears: A Review and Tour of Audible.com
  10. A Survey of Online Instructional Issues and Strategies for Postsecondary Students With Learning Disabilities
  11. AbleNet BookWorm
  12. An Evaluation of Kindle II and Sony Reader Digital Book Players
  13. An Examination of Four Stand-Alone Reading Machines
  14. Announcing the Intel Reader, A New Mobile Handheld Device From Intel That Transforms Printed Text to Spoken Word
  15. Are You a BARD? The Long-awaited Switch to Digital Talking Books
  16. Assistive Technology: Design and Deployment of a Computerized Audio Library with Internet Streaming for Students with Print Disabilities
  17. Audible Books With Acoustic Illustrations
  18. Audio Books With a New York Accent
  19. Audio Odyssey: Can the Blind Ride the Wave? A Consumer Perspective on the Apple iPod
  20. Audio-Assisted Reading Access For Students With Print Disabilities
  21. Auditory Discriminations of Typographic Attributes of Documents by Students With Blindness
  22. B.A.Bar: The Speaking Barcode Reader
  23. Book Port: A Personal Assessment
  24. Books on Tape Without the Tape!
  25. Bookshare.org - First Digital Book-Sharing Service on Internet for People with Print Disabilities
  26. Bookshare.org: Accessible Texts for Students With Print Disabilities
  27. Braille vs. Speech: Making Sense of the Debate
  28. Choice Magazine Listening
  29. Class is in Session: A Review of the Telex Professor Desktop Audio System
  30. Closing the Gap With the AceReader Pro Reading Efficiency Software
  31. Colligo Announces Cost Effective and Easy-to-Use Assistive Technology
  32. Commentary: Apex and Intel
  33. Computer Mediated Word Recognition: Poised to Make a Difference?
  34. Computer Software Reads Text Aloud
  35. Coping Strategies in Reading: Multi-Reader in the Norwegian General Education System
  36. Creating a Classroom of Discovery and Wonder
  37. Creating DAISY Digital Talking Books in the New Format with Book Master
  38. CSUN Conference Highlights AT Innovations
  39. DAISY: What Is It and Why Use It?
  40. Digital Talking Book Standard Approved
  41. Digital Talking Books Speak Volumes for the Disabled
  42. Do the iPods Have It? A Review of Apple's iPod
  43. E-Books: Imagine What it Would Be Like
  44. eClipseWriter Enables Users to Create Their Own Accessible Media
  45. Electronic Gadgets to Help with Dyslexia
  46. Enhancing Digital Access to Learning Materials for Canadians With Perceptual Disabilities: A Pilot Study
  47. Enhancing Literacy with Books on Tape
  48. Everyone Reads at Bookshare.org!
  49. Factors Affecting the Reading Media Used by Visually Impaired Adults
  50. Faster Than a Spinning CD: A Profile of Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic
  51. Fighting for the Right to Read: A Campaign to Preserve Unlimited Access to the Text-to-Speech Feature of the Kindle 2
  52. Free Digital Library Promotes Reading Independence for Middle School Student
  53. Future of eReading might not be iPad, but Blio
  54. George Kerscher: A Pioneer in Digital Talking Books Still Forging Ahead
  55. Handy Tech iRead
  56. How Do I Read Thee? A Librarian Expands the Ways
  57. How Ray Kurzweil Keeps Changing the World
  58. How to Choose the Right MP3 Player for Your Visually Impaired Teenager
  59. How to Pick a DAISY, Part One: What is a DAISY Book?
  60. How to Pick a DAISY: DAISY Books and Players Part Three: Choosing a DAISY Hardware Player
  61. HumanWare Launches New Compact DAISY Player
  62. Hybrid Books, What is it for and How to Create Them
  63. I Want My MP3, Part Two: Comparing the BookPort with the BookCourier
  64. Inexpensive Assistive Technology for Struggling Readers
  65. Initial Thoughts on the Intel Reader
  66. Integrating Handheld Computers in the General Education Curriculum for Students With Special Needs
  67. Interview With Ray Kurzweil
  68. Inventor Designs Sign Language Glove
  69. Investing the Impact of Text-to-Speech Software on the Reading Comprehension of Students with Reading Problems
  70. Iowa Text Reader Project Impacts Student Achievement
  71. iPad Drawing Interest as Device for Disabled
  72. iPad Review: From a Blindness Perspective
  73. Kindle Offers Pros and Cons to Readers With Disabilities
  74. Kurzweil 3000: Pay a Lot, Get a Lot
  75. Kurzweil Education Systems Offers New Voices
  76. Kurzweil/Vendors Produce Hope During CSUN's Conference
  77. Kurzweil-NFB Portable Reader
  78. Leaps and Bounds: From Kindles to iPods, Technology Can Help Teach Children With Language-Based Learning Disabilities
  79. Learning Disability Case Example
  80. Learning Systems Group Releases New Version of WYNN Software
  81. Linux Users to Benefit from AT Software with Windows Crossover Platform
  82. Literacy Software with Easy-To-Use Interface
  83. Making the Impossible
  84. Massachusetts Department of Education Expands Approval of MCAS Accommodations for Students in Grades 6-8 and 10
  85. Matching Dyslexic Difficulties to Information Technology
  86. Meet BARD
  87. MP3 Technology Advances Options for Readers With Disabilities
  88. MP3s - Not Just for Music Anymore
  89. National Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped: Services from a Deaf-Blind Perspective, Part II
  90. Netbooks and e-Readers
  91. NETg Sets the Industry Standard for Improving Accessibility to Learning Technologies
  92. New Features in JAWS 6.0
  93. New PDA is the World's Smallest Braille and Speech Device for the Blind
  94. NFB Newsline Goes Nationwide
  95. NFB-NEWSLINE Online Offers Blind Readers More Options for Accessing the News
  96. Now Blind Can Scan the Newspaper
  97. Now You Can Take Your Reader Everywhere!
  98. Organizing the Disorganized: Assistive Technology for Disabled Students to Better Prepare Them for Class
  99. Phone Technologies Provide Individuals With Print Disabilities With "On the Go" Opportunities to Read Digital Text
  100. Portable Gadget Reads Text Aloud to the Blind
  101. Power to the Learner! Integrating Assistive Technology With Learning Strategies - Reading, Part I
  102. Power to the Learner! Integrating Assistive Technology With Learning Strategies - Reading, Part II
  103. Premier Assistive Makes Google Books Accessible to Individuals with Print-Related Disabilities
  104. Project ACCESS: Field Testing an Assistive Technology Toolkit for Students With Mild Disabilities
  105. Read & Write Gold for Mac
  106. Read All Day with Playaway
  107. Read Any Good e-Books Lately?
  108. Read How You Want Builds Books Just for You
  109. Ready, Set, Goal! Universal Access
  110. Recording Lectures - Tips for Students
  111. Rediscovering the Bookworm
  112. Reducing Overload in Students With Learning and Behavioral Disorders: The Role of Assistive Technology
  113. Research and Practice: Measuring Assistive Technology Outcomes in Reading
  114. Saturday Technology Training Session: National Industries for the Blind, Keysoft 7.5, & Victor Reader Stream
  115. Scanning and Reading on the Move: A Review of Zoom-Ex and Zoom-Twix
  116. Simply Out Scanning: A Review of SARA and ScannaR
  117. Sorting Through the Features of Scan and Read Systems for People with Learning Disabilities - Part Two: Writing, Study Skills, and Test Taking Features
  118. Sorting Through the Features of Scan and Read Systems for Persons With Learning Disabilities - Part 1: Scanning and Reading Features
  119. Sources for Purchase of Cassette Players and Player-Recorders Compatible with Recorded Materials Produced by the National Library Service (NLS)
  120. Spotlight on Assistive Technology
  121. Still Scanning After All These Years: A Profile of Kurzweil Educational Systems
  122. Students + Teachers + Low Cost Hardware + Accessible Software = Change
  123. Taping Life Back Together: A Low-Tech Experience in Recovering Reading Ability
  124. Technology Integration: Integrating Assistive Technology Into the General Curriculum for Students With Physical Disabilities
  125. Techtalk: Access to Distance Education
  126. The BookSense XT
  127. The Future Is Here: Time to Stop Dreaming and Start Streaming
  128. The Helene Server Takes a New Step Towards Individual Book Delivery for the Visually Impaired
  129. The Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader: The Revolution is Here!
  130. The Road Runner(R), A Review
  131. The Switch From Audio Tape to Digital Creates Problem for Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic
  132. The Use of Repeated Reading With Computer Modeling to Promote Reading Fluency With Students Who Have Physical Disabilities
  133. The Victor Reader Stream: More Than an iPod for the Blind
  134. This Software Makes Your Reading Life Easier
  135. Trainer's Corner: Shaping the Future of Assistive Technology
  136. Use of Assistive Technology by Students With Visual Impairments: Findings From a National Survey
  137. Using WYNN 3 to Teach Process Writing
  138. Victor Reader From VisuAide: The Most Complete and Accessible Line of Digital Talking Book Players
  139. Virtual Ramps for Invisible Disabilities: One District's Approach to Assistive Technology for Students With Learning Disabilities
  140. Way Cool Text Pager, Dude!
  141. Who are the Players: Reviews of Hardware and Software Digital Talking Book Players
  142. Window to the World
  143. WizCom Launches the New English Reading Pen
  144. WYNN 3.0 Adds New Features
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