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1. "Big Blue" and the Disability Market
2. "We Could Do That!" A Guide to Diversity Practices in California Community Colleges
3. 14 Tech Tools That Enhance Computing for the Disabled
4. A Beginner's Guide to Access Technology for Blind Students: Part One
5. A Breath of Fresh Air: AIR Foundation - Accessibility Is a Right
6. A Case of Individual Adaptation for Universal Accessibility
7. A Chat with Microsoft's Steve Ballmer
8. A Client Based Approach to Using Voice Recognition With Screen Readers
9. A Close Look at Outlook's Calendar
10. A Computer System Serving as a Microswitch for Vocal Utterances of Persons with Multiple Disabilities: Two Case Evaluations
11. A Fresh Look at Braille
12. A Haptics Experiment in Assistive Technology for Undergraduate HCI Students
13. A History of Accessibility at IBM
14. A Method for Measuring Client Performance with Speech Recognition
15. A Multi-Domain Approach for Enhancing Text Display for Users with Visual Aberrations
16. A Necessary Step in Reading the "Read To" and "Reading With" Experience
17. A New Way of Thinking – High-Tech Style
18. A Pocket Full of Access: A Review of Mobile Speak Pocket and Pocket Hal
19. A Practical Tool for Advocating for Increasing Accessibility of Information Technology in Education
20. A Quantitative Assessment of Website Accessibility for Voice Browser Users
21. A Retrospective Analysis of Recommendations for Workplace Accommodations for Persons With Mobility and Sensory Limitations
22. A Review of Free, Online Accessibility Tools
23. A Review of Freeware and Shareware Screen Magnification Software for Windows
24. A Review of Penfriend by Crick Software
25. A Review of WinZoom 4 and the Windows 7 Magnifier
26. A Second Look at System Access Mobile
27. A Smart Wheelchair With Machine Vision and Voice Control
28. A Study of Factors Affecting Learning to Use a Computer by People Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision
29. A Survey of Online Instructional Issues and Strategies for Postsecondary Students With Learning Disabilities
30. A Tool to Help Human Judgement of Web Page Accessibility
31. A Transcription Tool for Mathematical Braille
32. A Universal Interface for Telecommunication
33. AAC Assessment and Implementation Through the Eyes of a Special Educator: Part Two of a Two-Part Series
34. Abandonment of Speech Recognition by New Users
35. Access for All
36. Access for All: Using HTML and PDF to Accommodate the Disabled
37. Access Issues: Are We Ready for Vista?
38. Access Issues: One State's Solution to Getting More People Online
39. Access to Mac OS X for Users With Vision Impairments: Multiple Perspectives on VisioVoice
40. Accessibility Check of the Yahoo Toolbars
41. Accessibility First! A New Approach to Web Design
42. Accessibility of Rehabilitation Web Pages Using JAWS and Bobby
43. Accessibility Report on Apple’s Latest iOS Update for iPhone, iPod, and iPad
44. Accessibility Standards for Operating Systems
45. Accessibility Tip: Designing Accessible Tables Part 1
46. Accessibility Tip: Designing Accessible Tables Part 2
47. Accessibility Tools For the Macintosh
48. Accessible Assistive Technology in Education: New Mexico's Trailblazing Law
49. Accessible Gaming
50. Accessible IT: Assistive Devices and Options for Libraries
51. Accessible Macromedia Flash Content Now Available; Kellogg School and WGBH Use Macromedia Flash MX to Create Accessible Applications and Content
52. Accessible On-line Experience
53. Accessible Personal Data Assistance Reviews
54. Accessible Taxes? A Blind Consumer's Experience With the US Tax System
55. Accessible Web Applications and the Implications of Technology in the Years Ahead
56. Accessing Adobe PDFs
57. Accessing Mac OS X Tiger: Apple and Third Party Solutions
58. AccessScope Project: Accessible Light Microscope for Users With Upper Limb Mobility or Visual Impairments
59. Accommodating Color Blind Computer Users
60. Accommodating Productivity: Allstate and Assistive Technology
61. Accommodations for Employees with Sensory Impairments in Automated Manufacturing
62. Adaptive Technology for the Internet: Making Electronic Resources Accessible to All
63. Adaptive Technology Workstations Lend Assistance to Disabled Students
64. Addressing Information Visualization Challenges Resulting from Blindness and Visual Impairment Using Virtual and Augmented Realities
65. Adobe Makes PDFs More Accessible
66. Ai Squared Introduces CompatibilityOne and Free Tutorial in ZoomText 7.04
67. Ai Squared's ZoomText Xtra for Windows 95, 98, and NT 4.0
68. aiBrowser for Multimedia -- Introducing Multimedia Content Accessibility for Visually Impaired Users
69. All Aboard! Using the Amtrak and Greyhound Websites With a Screen Reader
70. An Accessible Method of Hiding HTML Content
71. An App for Wayward Fingers and Thumbs: An Evaluation of the Fleksy App from Syntellia
72. An Introduction to JAWS Scripting
73. An Investigation of Different Degrees of Dysarthric Speech as Input to Speaker-Adaptive and Speaker-Dependent Recognition Systems
74. And Watch the Words Appear
75. AOL Accessibility Initiative Benefits Customers with Disabilities
76. Apple Adds Spoken Interface to Mac Operating System
77. AppReader Makes Proofreading Easier
78. Approaches to Voice Interaction Systems for Use by Visually Impaired People
79. Are Software Upgrades in Your Future?
80. ASL Animations Supporting Literacy Development for Learners Who Are Deaf
81. Assessment of Computer Task Performance with Paediatrics and Low Vision
82. Assistive Devices for Use with Personal Computers
83. Assistive Interfaces for the Visually Impaired Using Force Feedback Devices and Distance Transforms
84. Assistive Technologies
85. Assistive Technology Adds to the Success of Professionals in the Workplace
86. Assistive Technology and Learning Disabilities: Moving Toward the Vision of the Universally Designed Classroom
87. Assistive Technology in Computer Science
88. Assistive Technology in WorkSource Centers
89. Assistive Technology Needs in Public Libraries: A Survey
90. Assistive Technology: Low Vision Doesn’t Mean Low-Tech
91. AT Network Launches New Interactive Website and Searchable Services Directory
92. ATMs Speak Out: Accessible Machines Bring Automated Banking to the Blind
93. Audio Yellow Pages Now Available Anywhere in the USA
94. AudioPlus Widgets: Bringing Sound to Software Widgets and Interface Components
95. Augmentative Communication Device-The Lighthawk
96. Automatic Speech Recognition and Access: 20 Years, 20 Months, or Tomorrow?
97. BigShot Version 2.02
98. Blind Musicians Get a Techno Boost
99. Blindstation: A Game Platform Adapted to Visually Impaired Children
100. Books on Tape Without the Tape!
101. Braille vs. Speech: Making Sense of the Debate
102. BrailleNote Opens a New World for People Who Are Blind
103. Brailletouch App to Bring Eyes-Free Texting to iPhone and iPad
104. Bringing the Blind into the Workplace
105. Browser Accessibility Toolbars Assist Website Developers and Web Users With Disabilities
106. Businesses Continue to Adopt Wizzard's Speech Products and Services
107. Campus Voices: "E-Books and More"
108. Campus Voices: Hogan the Computer Guy
109. Canadian Schools Collaborate on More Accessible Interfaces
110. Case Example: CSR with Visual Impairment
111. Catering for the Disabled Surfer: a Case Study in Web Site Navigation for the Disabled
112. CD Version of the Edmark Reading Program
113. Chase Expands "Right Relationship" with eATM: A Collaboration in Accessibility
114. Choosing and Using Text-to-Speech Software
115. Clear and Mobile - Naturally
116. Colleges Lock Out Blind Students Online
117. Colligo Announces Cost Effective and Easy-to-Use Assistive Technology
118. Comparing The Open Book and the Kurzweil 1000
119. Computer Aids for the Blind
120. Computer Corner - Look and See: Windows XP
121. Computer Corner: Windows 7 and Accessibility
122. Computer Mediated Word Recognition: Poised to Make a Difference?
123. Computer Software Reads Text Aloud
124. Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program (CAP)
125. Computer-Related Assistive Technology: Satisfaction and Experiences Among Users With Disabilities
126. Computers Are Talking: ReadPlease Corporation Releases Text-to-Speech Software with AT&T Voice Technology
127. Computers Available at Nominal Cost
128. Controlling Your World Through Your Voice
129. Convio and Easter Seals Partner to Create New Job Opportunities in Web Publishing for People With Disabilities
130. Corda's Software Enhances Career Opportunities for People with Disabilities
131. Could Braille Touch App Revolutionize Texting?
132. Crossover Technology for Deaf Learners
133. CSU’s Accessibility Initiative
134. CSUN Conference Highlights AT Innovations
135. Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students' Memory of Lectures With Speech-to-Text and Interpreting/Note Taking Services
136. Deaf, Blind Sue Over Web Shopping
137. DECtalk(TM) and VeriVox(TM): Intelligibility, Likeability, and Rate Preference Differences for Four Listener Groups
138. Design to Read: Guidelines for People Who Do Not Read Easily
139. Determining the Impact of Computer Frustration on the Mood of Blind Users Browsing the Web
140. Developing Accessible Software for Data Visualization
141. Developing Usable CAPTCHAs for Blind Users
142. Development of a Talking Tactile Tablet
143. Dictation Links and Further Information
144. Digital Assistive Technology Makes a Difference on Special Schools
145. Digital Empowerment
146. Digital Text in the Classroom
147. Disability Access Problems Plague City Government Websites
148. Disabled UM Students File Complaint Over Inaccessible Online Courses
149. Do Accessible Web Sites Have to be Boring?
150. Do Disability Laws Apply to the Web?
151. DOJ May Apply ADA Accessibility Guidelines to Websites
152. Dolphin LunarPlus Version 4.01 for Windows 95/98/NT
153. Download Updates for MAGic, OpenBook, and JAWS for Windows
154. Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8 First Impressions
155. Dual Educational Electronic Textbooks: The Starlight Platform
156. Dyslexia Friendly Libraries
157. Dyslexia, Language Learning, and Using Languages Other Than English
158. Edmark Unlocks the Power of the Computer
159. Effect of Computer-Based Instruction on Students' Self-Perception and Functional Task Performance
160. Effective Computer Access Using an Intelligent Screen Reader
161. Effectiveness of Assistive Technologies for Low Vision Rehabilitation: A Systematic Review
162. Effectiveness of Using Discrete Utterance Speech Recognition Software
163. Efficiency of Spearcon-Enhanced Navigation of One Dimensional Electronic Menus
164. Efforts Under Way to Make Web More Accessible
165. E-Mail Access: From the Perspective of an Individual with Visual Impairment
166. E-mail for Your Ears: A Review of the Fully Functioning Talkler iOS App
167. Emboss Contracted Braille Directly From Your Word-Processor Using WinBraille
168. Emerging Technology: Access.Adobe.com
169. Empowering Employees
170. Engaging Older Students With Reading Disabilities
171. Engineering New Products for the Blind
172. Enhanced Accessibility Promised for Online Curriculum
173. Enhancing the Appeal of AAC Technologies for Young Children: Lessons from the Toy Manufacturers
174. Enhancing What Students Can Do
175. Enlarging the View: LunarPlus Screen Magnification Software, Part 1
176. Enlarging the View: ZoomText and MAGic Screen Magnification Software, Part 2
177. eReader: Advanced Literacy Program
178. Europe's First Talking Cashpoint
179. Evaluating a Computer System Used as a Microswitch for Word Utterances of Persons With Multiple Disabilities
180. Evaluating Automatic Speech Recognition as a Conversational Aid for People with Hearing Loss
181. Evaluating the Clinical Utility of the PIADS with Computer-Based Assistive Technology Devices Users
182. Evaluation of Mouse Emulation Using the Wheelchair Joystick
183. Evaluation Process Based on Users' Needs: Ergonomic Evaluation of Multimedia Games for Visually Impaired Children
184. Even More Ways to Communicate: A Review of Twitter and Google Voice
185. Experimental Evaluation of Usability and Accessibility of Heading Elements
186. Expert Meeting on Web Accessibility in Europe and the Implementation of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, Brussels 23 March 2009
187. Exploration of Unknown Spaces by People Who Are Blind Using a Multi-Sensory Virtual Environment
188. Exploring New Ways of Enabling e-Government Services for the Smart Home With Speech Interaction
189. Fact Sheet on Computer Access
190. Factors Affecting the Reading Media Used by Visually Impaired Adults
191. Factors Influencing Ratings of Speech Naturalness in Augmentative and Alternative Communication
192. Fast Track to Web Accessibility in 5 Steps
193. FCC’s Broadband Plan Endorses Accessibility
194. Feds to Schools: Make Sure Ed-Tech Programs Are Accessible
195. Feel the Music: A Review of Music Production Software
196. Feeling What You Hear: Tactile Feedback for Navigation of Audio Graphs
197. Finding a Way Round Cyberspace
198. Finding the Right IT Tools for Persons With Disabilities
199. First Step in Adding Accessibility to Google Books -- Was It Enough?
200. Focus on Screen Magnification, Part 1: A Review of ZoomText 9.0 and LunarPlus 6.5
201. For the Blind, Technology Does What a Guide Dog Can't
202. Formatting Essentials Using JAWS 7 with Microsoft Word
203. FOSS Community, Disabled Users Must Learn to Communicate
204. Fostering Independence and Inclusion in the Classroom
205. Free Service to Help Blind People Navigate the Web
206. Full-Screen Magnification for Windows Using DirectX Overlays
207. Fully Accessible Natural Language Search Solution Targets Disabled Internet Users Searching Federal Web Sites; Accessible Knowledgebase Enriches Search Capabilities of Existing Government Online Disability Resources
208. Functionality Enhancements for the Duxbury Braille Translator Using Macros and Custom Styles
209. Germantown Teenager Creates Search Engine to Help a Family Member and Charities
210. Gesture Recognition Mouse
211. Getting Access, Getting Training: Neither Are Impossible
212. Getting Your Forms in Shape
213. Gist Summaries for Visually Impaired Surfers
214. Graphical Verification: Another Accessibility Challenge
215. Greeting Card Sites, Are They Accessible to People With Vision Loss?
216. Guide to Low-Cost/No-Cost Online Tools for People With Disabilities 2005
217. GW Micro Helps Make Macromedia Flash Content Accessible to People who are Blind
218. Hand-Held Computer Helps Communication Flow
219. Hands-Free Writing Software May Aid Disabled Users
220. Haptic Comparison of Size (Relative Magnitude) in Blind and Sighted People
221. Help for Reading and Writing
222. Helpful Steps to Use Voice Recognition With Difficult Voices
223. High Marks for Microsoft from the Disabled
224. High Tech Meets Heritage
225. Hooray for the USA: Integrating Technology Into the Curriculum
226. House Acts to Improve Internet Access for Disabled
227. How Accessible is Microsoft Office 2000?
228. How Accessible is Windows XP?
229. How Dictation Systems Benefit the Education of Students with Writing Difficulties
230. How Shall I Scan? Mainstream Versus Adapted Products
231. How the Blind Are Reinventing the iPhone
232. How to Modify a Computer for Older People With Low Vision Without Spending a Dime
233. How to Select a Suitable Adaptive Technology Training Program
234. How VoIP Can Connect the Disabled
235. IBM Accessibility Technology Opens Web to Students and Faculty at California State University, Long Beach
236. IBM Software: New Product for Older Users
237. IBM's Building An Accessible IT World Barrier Free
238. ICATER and MAT Lab: Implementing Innovative Technology Training in a Pre-Service Teacher Education Program
239. ICT Help for the Workplace
240. Imagining Success: Software Products to Aid Reading, Writing, Studying, and Test Taking
241. Improving Access to Computers for Students With Disabilities: Features Available in the Windows 7 Operating System
242. Improving Accessibility of the Web With a Computer Game
243. Improving Accessibility to Statistical Graphs: The iGraph-Lite System
244. Improving Blind People's Spatial Ability by Bimodal-Perception Assistive Device for Accessing Graphic Information
245. Improving Financial Aid: Software Upgrade Improves Job for Financial Aid Administrators
246. Improving Speech Recognition to Assist Real-Time Classroom Note Taking
247. Inexpensive Assistive Technology for Struggling Readers
248. Information Technology Opens Doors
249. Installing a Voice Activated Environmental Control Unit for Under 500 Dollars
250. Internet Browser Meets Low Vision Needs
251. Interview With Jason Corning
252. Introduction to the Macintosh for Low Vision and Blind Computer Users
253. Iowa Text Reader Project Impacts Student Achievement
254. iPad Review: From a Blindness Perspective
255. iPod "Teach": Increased Access to Technological Learning Supports Through the Use of the iPod Touch
256. Is Blogging Accessible to People With Vision Loss?
257. Is Your Web Page Accessible? A Comparative Study of Methods for Assessing Web Page Accessibility for the Blind
258. Is Your Web Site Handicap-Accessible?
259. It’s in the Bank: A Snapshot of Accessible Online Financial Services
260. JawBone Upgrade
261. JAWS for Windows 3.5 Available as Download
262. JAWS for Windows 3.5: A Worthwhile Upgrade
263. JAWS for Windows 4.0: New Features and Overview
264. JAWS or Window-Eyes: A Cursory Comparison
265. Jim Langevin's Long, Hard Journey to Washington
266. Just Because One’s Vision Is Waning, Hope Doesn’t Have To
267. JustVanilla, an Internet Service Provider in a Single Flavor: Accessibility
268. KDE Rolls Linux Desktop Update
269. Keeping Current With the Currents
270. Kenneth Jernigan's Prophetic Vision
271. Keyword Stuffing = Parking in Handicapped Spaces
272. Kurzweil 3000: Pay a Lot, Get a Lot
273. Kurzweil Education Systems Offers New Voices
274. Kurzweil Offers Customizable Test Taking Technology
275. Kurzweil Reading Software
276. Kurzweil/Vendors Produce Hope During CSUN's Conference
277. Laureate's New Sterling Editions: Featuring Optimized Intervention and the Sterling Administration System
278. Learning How to Use VoiceOver With VOStarter App
279. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 1
280. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 2
281. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 3
282. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 4
283. Linux Users to Benefit from AT Software with Windows Crossover Platform
284. Linux: A Leader's Perspective
285. Listening to the Printed Page: Features and Options in Optical Character Recognition and Reading Softwares
286. Literacy and Learning With the Macintosh
287. Literacy Leaps as Blind Students Embrace Technology
288. Literacy Software with Easy-To-Use Interface
289. Look What They Did to Adobe Acrobat!
290. Low Vision Web Accessibility
291. Low-Cost Screen Readers
292. Low-Vision Software and Strategies
293. Macromedia Flash Content Accessible
294. Macs Get Their Voices Back
295. MacSpeech Releases New ScriptPaks for Mac OS X
296. Magnification Software
297. Magnifying Devices: A Resource Guide
298. Make Your Computer Talk with Easy Talking Notepad
299. Making Educational Software and Web Sites Accessible
300. Making IT Accessible to All is Latest Challenge
301. Making the Case for E-Learning
302. Marriage of Voice-Activated PC to Speech Recognition Software Allows Elimination of Mouse and Keyboard
303. Massachusetts Department of Education Expands Approval of MCAS Accommodations for Students in Grades 6-8 and 10
304. Matching Dyslexic Difficulties to Information Technology
305. Medway Council Revamps Site to Meet W3C Accessibility Standards
306. Meet Georgie, a Smartphone for the Blind
307. Microsoft and Daisy Will Make Word Speak
308. Microsoft and Vendors Unite to Deliver Unprecedented Support for Assistive Technologies via Windows XP; Assistive Technology Vendors Unveil New Products That Take Advantage Of Windows XP, Microsoft's Most Accessible Operating System
309. Microsoft Vista: Is It a Move Forward or a Monstrous Mistake?
310. Microsoft Windows XP Accessibility Features
311. Microsoft’s XP Expands Accessibility Features for People with Disabilities
312. Mobile Speak Provides Cell Phone Accessibility
313. More Freedom
314. More Than One Way to Read: A Review of Kurzweil 1000 and OpenBook
315. Most Effective Assistive Technology Devices and Software: Results from a Delphi Survey
316. MultiMail Email Training for Computer Users with Disabilities
317. My Ergonomic Home Office
318. My Journey With Speech Recognition Software
319. My Trials and Tribulations Learning the iPhone With VoiceOver
320. MyIvan - Version 2.0.90
321. National Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped: Services From a Deaf-Blind Perspective, Part 1
322. National Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped: Services from a Deaf-Blind Perspective, Part II
323. Navigate the Web With Your Voice: Freedom Box
324. Near Human Voice Sound Quality Claimed in Software Program
325. Net Surfing for Those Unable to See: Often Web Sites' Designs Hinder Navigation by the Blind
326. New Chat Application Includes Accessibility Features for Users of Screen Readers and Screen Magnifiers
327. New Communication Device Provides Speech and Braille Output
328. New Features in JAWS 6.0
329. New Gear for Disabled Web Surfers
330. New Internet Browser is Voice Operated
331. New MSN Explorer Provides the Most Accessible Online Experience
332. New Software a Cakewalk for Blind Muscians and Recording Pros
333. New Touch Screens Allow Blind to Read Braille
334. New Versions of Writing Software Promise Updated and Improved Features for All Users
335. New Visions
336. New Way to Make Switches
337. NonVisual Desktop Access and Thunder: A Comparison of Two Free Screen Readers
338. Not What the Doctor Ordered: A Review of Apple's VoiceOver Screen Reader
339. No-Touch Typing for Disabled
340. Now They're Talking? A Review of Two Cell Phone-Based Screen Readers
341. Now You’re Talking!
342. NVDA: A Competitive and Free Screen Reader
343. Observing Sara: A Case Study of a Blind Person's Interactions With Technology
344. Office XP: New Accessibility Features
345. Omni 1000, A Comprehensive Review
346. Online Learning: What Works, What Doesn't
347. Opening the Eyes of Those Who Can See to the World of Those Who Can't: A Case Study
348. Opera Gives Its Browser a Voice
349. Options at Your Fingertips
350. Oratio for BlackBerry Is Now Available
351. PC Programs
352. PDFAloud from textHELP
353. Pennsylvania's Assistive Technology Lending Library
354. People Using Graphic Symbol Based Augmentative and Alternative Communication and the Internet: Guidelines and Tools for Supporting Symbol Conversation in Web Browsing and Email
355. People with Multiple Sclerosis Are Using Assistive Technology for Creative Solutions
356. Performance of Experienced Speech Recognition Users
357. Pilot Study on User Performance with Speech Recognition Systems
358. Polyana with Persona
359. Portable, Handheld Talking Bible
360. Premier Assistive Makes Google Books Accessible to Individuals with Print-Related Disabilities
361. Previewing a Year of Promise for the Disabled
362. Principles and Concepts for Information and Communication Technology Design
363. Product Evaluation: A First Look at Windows XP
364. Product Evaluation: CDesk COMPASS by AdaptiveVoice: A Low-Cost Screen Reading and Screen Magnification Solution for Windows
365. Product Evaluation: Choosing a Screen Magnifier
366. Product Evaluations: Can’t BrailleTouch This…or Can You? A Review of the BrailleTouch Prototype
367. Product Evaluations: ZoomText Reinventing Itself: A Review of ZoomText 10 and Its New Features
368. Product Feature: Fostering Independence and Inclusion in the Classroom
369. Progress Toward Access: A Review of AOL 9
370. Project ACCESS: Field Testing an Assistive Technology Toolkit for Students With Mild Disabilities
371. Promoting Web Access for the Disabled: Industry Group Issues Guidelines to Make Browsers and Multimedia Players More Accessible to all Web Surfers
372. ProofChecker: An Accessible Environment for Automata Theory Correctness Proofs
373. Providing Blind People With Access to Technical Diagrams
374. Public Speaking: Real-Time Captioning is Taken up a Notch
375. Publishing Accessible WWW Presentations From Power Point Slide Presentations
376. Putting Words to Windows: A Review of JAWS for Windows and Window-Eyes
377. Raising the Awareness of Online Accessibility: The Importance of Developing and Investing in Online Course Materials that Enrich the Classroom Experience for Special-Needs Students
378. Raising the Bar
379. Read & Write for Mac
380. Read & Write Gold for Mac
381. Reading by Hand: A Review of the Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader
382. Reading with the Kurzweil 3000
383. Real Connections: Making Distance Learning Accessible to Everyone
384. Re-Assessing Practice: Visual Art, Visually Impaired People and the Web
385. Recognizing and Rewarding: A Review of OpenBook and Kurzweil 1000
386. Re-Examining the Role of Assistive Technology in Learning
387. Research and Practice: Measuring Assistive Technology Outcomes in Writing
388. Review: New Cicero v3.01 Text Reader With Added Features
389. Reviews of Two Low-Cost Specialized Web Browsers with Speech Output
390. Running With the Dragon: Tales From First-Hand Experience
391. Saturday Technology Training Session: Dolphin Computer Access
392. Saturday Technology Training Session: InternetSpeech & Metro Access Web Booking Site
393. Saturday Technology Training Session: Jamal Mazrui
394. Scan and Read Application - Read and Write Gold 7.1
395. Scanning and Reading Software
396. ScanSoft, Teltronics, and 1450 Incorporated Team to Enable Speech-Based Accessibility Solutions for Individuals With Disabilities
397. Screen Magnification Software Now Available on Computers at the Seattle Public Library
398. Screen Magnification Software, With Lots of Speech, Cursor Enhancements, and Color Controls
399. Screen Reader Boot Camp
400. Screen Reader Upgrade
401. Screen Readers - The Survival of the Strong
402. Screen-Reading Alternatives: An Overview of Lower-Cost Options
403. Section 508 Tutorials
404. Seeing MS Office in a Whole New Light: A Case Study on Turning Everyday Features into Low Vision Tools
405. Seek and You Shall Find: Using Specific Search Engines
406. Segmental Intelligibility of Three Text-To-Speech Synthesis Methods in Reverberant Environments
407. Selective Assistive Technology for Greater Independence
408. Serotek Selects AT&T Labs Natural Voices for Its New Freedom Box Product Line
409. Shruti: An Embedded Text-To-Speech System for Indian Languages
410. Siemens: A Case-Study in Configuring Contemporary Systems
411. Simple-To-Use Braille Embosser
412. Siri Substitutes: If You Don’t Have Siri, There Are Other Options
413. SmartColor: Disambiguation Framework for the Colorblind
414. Software Accessibility, Usability Testing, and Individuals With Disabilities
415. Software and Book Review Column: Agent-Based Technology
416. Software Solutions for Literacy Needs
417. Solving Interaction and Design for All: Tackling UX Challenges With Accessibility Insights
418. Sorting Through the Features of Scan and Read Systems for People with Learning Disabilities - Part Two: Writing, Study Skills, and Test Taking Features
419. Sparsha: A Comprehensive Indian Language Toolset for the Blind
420. Speaking of the Internet - Speech Equals Access for All
421. Speaking to Read: The Effects of Continuous Versus Discrete Recognition Systems on the Reading and Spelling of Children with Learning Disabilities
422. SpeakOUT: a Tool for People With Modest Print Impairments
423. Speech Recognition Software
424. Speech Recognition Software
425. Speech Recognition-Based and Automaticity Programs to Help Students With Severe Reading and Spelling Problems
426. Speech Software
427. Spotlight on Assistive Technology
428. Stacked HyperStudio: Engaging all Students in Constructive Learning
429. StarOffice 7
430. Staying Connected: The Use of Computer Related Accessible Technology Among People With MS
431. Still Scanning After All These Years: A Profile of Kurzweil Educational Systems
432. Stop Using JAWS for Accessibility Testing?
433. Straight Talk about Naturally Speaking
434. Strategies for the Reluctant Writer
435. Strong and Unique
436. Student Programmers Solve Real-World Challenges
437. Success Story: Robert Walgren, San Bernardino
438. Supernova v5
439. Support for MP3 Files to iSpeak Personal Text Reader
440. Supported eText: Effects of Text-to-Speech on Access and Achievement for High School Students With Disabilities
441. Surfing By Ear: Usability Concerns of Computer Users Who are Blind or Have Low Vision
442. Survey of Preferences of Screen Readers Users
443. Susan's Math Technology Corner: Scientific Notebook + DBT WIN = Nemeth Code
444. Switches and Scanning Software: Jump Right In!
445. Synthetic Speech Perception in Individuals With and Without Disabilities
446. Tactile Access to the iPhone Is Here
447. Taking the Mystery Out of Microsoft Active Accessibility
448. Taking the Mystery Out of PDF
449. Talk Your Way Round – A Speech Interface to a Virtual Museum
450. Talking ATMs in Banks and Beyond
451. Talking to Your Mac: Speech Recognition Options for the Mac OS
452. TAP-It: A Winner
453. Taxing Both Income and Patience: Reviews of TaxACT and TurboTax
454. Tech Edge: Accessible iPad
455. Tech for Kids with Disabilities: New Assistive Technologies are Leveling the Playing Field
456. Tech Tools for Students with Learning Disabilities: Infusion into Inclusive Classrooms
457. Technology and Keyboarding: A Parent Wants to Know, What Comes First?
458. Technology for Access to Text and Graphics for People With Visual Impairments and Blindness in Vocational Settings
459. Technology Integration Strategies: Learner Productivity: Supporting Students with Special Needs in Inclusive Settings
460. Technology Integration: Integrating Assistive Technology Into the General Curriculum for Students With Physical Disabilities
461. Technology Lab on a Shoestring: Developing Low Cost Evaluation Centers and Lending Libraries
462. Technology-Acquisition Strategies for Young Blind Students
463. Techtalk: Access to Distance Education
464. Techtalk: How Technology has Changed Developmental Education
465. Telecommunications for Deaf-Blind People
466. Telephone Communication: Synthetic and Dysarthric Speech Intelligibility and Listener Preferences
467. Temporal Analysis of the Use of an Augmentative Communication Device
468. Test-Driving Assistive Technologies
469. Texthelp Read and Write Gold 7.1E
470. textHELP! Type & Talk Version 4.0
471. Text-to-Speech - Naturalness and Accuracy
472. The Benefits of and Barriers to Computer Use for Individuals Who Are Visually Impaired
473. The Bigger Picture: A Comparative Review of Magnifier for Windows 7 and Zoom for Mac OS
474. The Challenge of Change: Freedom Scientific Responds to Customer Input, Unveils New, Leading-Edge Products
475. The Conundrum of PDF Accessibility
476. The Early Braille Readers Project
477. The Enabled Classroom
478. The Great Screen Reader Race: A Review of the Two Leading Screen Readers
479. The Human Factor
480. The Impact of Assistive Technology on Curriculum Accommodation for a Braille-Reading Student
481. The Importance of Accurately Measuring the Accessibility of the Federal Electronic Government: Developing the Research Agenda
482. The Interdependent Roles of All Players in Making Technology Accessible
483. The Jaws of Success: An Interview With Glen Gordon
484. The Key to the Information Age: A Review of Three Screen Readers, Part 1
485. The Key to the Information Age: A Review of Three Screen Readers, Part 2
486. The Large Challenge of Small Devices: A First Look at the Mobile Device Landscape
487. The Liberty to Use a Computer: A Review of the FreedomBox
488. The MoviText Method: Efficient Pre-Optical Reading Training in Persons With Central Vision Field Loss
489. The Next Big (or Little) Thing?
490. The Novel Experience of Reading: A Review of OPENBook and Kurzweil 1000
491. The Open Source Course: An Overview of Linux
492. The Quiet Touch: An Overview of Braille Access to Windows
493. The Right (or Required) Tool for the Job: Microsoft Developer Tools and Screen Readers
494. The Sound of Computing: A Review of Three Screen Readers
495. The Stakeholders Forum on Communication Enhancement
496. The Topography of Technology, Blindness, and the Luddite
497. The Use of Voice Recognition Software as a Compensatory Strategy for Postsecondary Education Students Receiving Services Under the Category of Learning Disabled
498. The Variables of a Blind Person's Math Experience
499. The ZoomText Keyboard
500. This Screen Reader is Truly Portable
501. Tips for the Newly Blind Diabetic
502. Tool Independence for the Web Accessibility Quantitative Metric
503. Toward Computational Understanding of Sign Language
504. Trainer’s Corner: Providing Students with the Best Possible Training
505. Trainer's Corner: Assistive Technology Specialist Competencies
506. Trainer's Corner: Shaping the Future of Assistive Technology
507. Trends in Software Accessibility
508. Trust and Technology, the Key Enablers
509. Turning the Printed Word Into Speech: A Review of Open Book Ruby Edition and Kurzweil 1000
510. Two More Approaches: A Review of the LG VX 4500 Cell Phone From Verizon Wireless and Microsoft's Voice Command Software
511. Typing Without Touch
512. UI Eyes More Accessible Website
513. Universal Design of Distance Learning
514. Universal Design: Is It Really About Design?
515. Universal Design: Online Educational Media for Students With Disabilities
516. Universal Tailored Access: Automating Setup of Public and Classroom Computers
517. University Websites Must be Made Accessible
518. Untangling the Web: A First Look at Microsoft's .NET Environment
519. Untangling the Web: Exploring Methods of Accessing Virtual Worlds
520. Updated Software from GW Micro
521. Updated Version of outSPOKEN 3.0
522. Usability and Accessibility Issues in the Localization of Assistive Technology
523. Usability Testing by People With Disabilities: Some Guerilla Tactics
524. Usage, Performance, and Satisfaction Outcomes for Experienced Users of Automatic Speech Recognition
525. Use of Assistive Technology by Students With Visual Impairments: Findings From a National Survey
526. Use of Microswitches and Speech Output Systems with People with Severe/Profound Intellectual or Multiple Disabilities: A Literature Review
527. Using an Audio Interface to Assist Users Who Are Visually Impaired with Steering Tasks
528. Using Microsoft Active Accessibility In a Web Browser for the Blind and Visually Impaired
529. Using Opera to Check for Accessibility
530. Using Screen Readers to Reinforce Web Accessibility Education
531. Using Simulation to Predict and Solve Design Problem
532. Using the Power of Database Software and Dial-Up Networking to Promote the Employment of People with Multiple Disabilities
533. Using Word Prediction Software to Increase Typing Fluency With Students With Physical Disabilities
534. Using WYNN 3 to Teach Process Writing
535. USTelematics Pins Its Hopes on Talking E-Mail
536. Verizon’s Mobile Accessibility Suite of Apps
537. ViewPlus to Incorporate Text-To-Speech Technology From Wizzard Software in New Chameleon Product Line
538. Virtual Ramps for Invisible Disabilities: One District's Approach to Assistive Technology for Students With Learning Disabilities
539. Vision and Dyslexia: What is it About?
540. VisioVoice for Mac, a Multilingual Companion for VoiceOver
541. Vista Accessible Attitude
542. Visual vs. Cognitive Disabilities
543. Voice Activated Tape Deck Controller
544. Voice Recognition for Students With Mild Disabilities: Guidelines for Training and Support
545. Voice Recognition Software: Its Accessibility For the Low-Vision and Blind Population
546. Voice Recognition Training: 60 Minutes to Success
547. Voice-Activated Remote Control
548. Voice-In/Voice-Out Computers and the Postliterate Era
549. VoiceOver: Accessibility Out of the Box at Last?
550. Way Beyond Glasses
551. We Need an Assistive Technology Strategy Not Devices
552. Web Accessibility and Open Source Software
553. Web Accessibility for People With Disabilities
554. Web Adaptation Technology: Grants Made to Nonprofits and Schools
555. WebInSight: Making Web Images Accessible
556. WebinSitu: A Comparative Analysis of Blind and Sighted Browsing Behavior
557. WeMedia's Talking Browser
558. West Group Introduces Westlaw Text Only; New User Interface Improves Westlaw Access for Users of Assistive Technology
559. What Color is That Comment: The Mechanics of Online Collaboration From a Blind Student's Perspective
560. What Frustrates Screen Reader Users on the Web: A Study of 100 Blind Users
561. What to Do When Dragon NaturallySpeaking Ver. 7 Doesn't Recognize What You Say!
562. What We Really Need for Students With Disabilities
563. What’s Your Type? A Key to Input Methods for VoiceOver Users
564. When is a Little Magnification Enough? A Review of Microsoft Magnifier
565. When the Only Window View is Braille
566. Who are the Professionals that Support Visual Impaired Persons in Portugal?
567. Window to the World
568. Window-Eyes 4.21 is Released
569. Windows 95: Removing the Screen
570. Windows Vista and Microsoft Office 2007
571. Wired to Work: An Analysis of Access Technology Training for People with Visual Impairments
572. WordAloud
573. Wordbar by Crick Software
574. Working to Empower Blind Students to Participate Fully and Independently in Science Classrooms and Laboratories
575. Working Together: Computers and People with Sensory Impairments
576. Working with PopChart Xpress
577. Wrists on Fire? Tech Gear for What Ails You
578. WriteAssist
579. Writing Aid Software
580. Writing With Voice: An Investigation of the Use of a Voice Recognition System as a Writing Aid for a Man With Aphasia
581. WYNN 3.0 Adds New Features
582. You Can Bank on It, Part 2: Advocacy, Outreach, and Legal Authority for Talking ATMs
583. You Can Get Mail: A Look at the New AOL Mail Web Interface
584. You Get to Choose: An Overview of Accessible Cell Phones
585. Your Accessibility Is Extremely Important to Us: A Look at the Usability of Technology at Call Centers
586. ZoomReader App Gives Your Eyes a Hand
587. ZoomText Screen Magnification Software Provides Access for Professionals with Visual Impairment
588. ZoomText Xtra 7.0
589. Zoomtext Xtra: Integrating Screen Magnification and Synthesized Speech