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  1. A Close Look at Outlook's Calendar
  2. A Close Look at Outlook's Calendar, Part Two: Keeping Track of Recurring Appointments
  3. A Fresh Look at Braille
  4. A Mountain of a Machine: A Review of the Olympus DS-40 Digital Voice Recorder
  5. A Software Tutorial for Learning the Nemeth Code of Braille Mathematics
  6. AccessNote: AFB's New Note Taker for Your iOS Device
  7. Aligning Braille Literacy and Assistive Technology Skills With ISTE Educational Technology Standards
  8. ALVA Introduces the ALVA MPO, Mobile Phone Organizer; First Accessible Integrated Cellular Phone and Personal Organizer
  9. ALVA Releases the MPO 5500
  10. An Accessible, Pricey Answer: A Review of the Mobile Phone Organizer
  11. An Easy-To-Use Talking Organizer: A Review of TADI
  12. And Then There Were Two: A Review of Notetakers
  13. Apple iPad Helps Businesses Meet Needs of Disabled Employees
  14. Appropriate Use of the Electronic Notetaker in School
  15. Braille Display
  16. Braille Notetakers
  17. Braille on Display: The ALVA Satellite Traveler and the Braille Star
  18. BrailleNote Opens a New World for People Who Are Blind
  19. BrailleNote or Pac Mate: A Matter of Personal Preference
  20. Commentary: Apex and Intel
  21. Deane Blazie: Forging a New Path for Literacy
  22. Do Cell Phones Plus Software Equal Access? Part 2
  23. Effective Technology
  24. First Accessible Integrated Cellular Phone and Personal Organizer Now Available
  25. For the Blind, an Operating System of Their Own
  26. Functionality Enhancements for the Duxbury Braille Translator Using Macros and Custom Styles
  27. Graphic Organizers Applied to Higher-Level Secondary Mathematics
  28. It's Hard to Find Good Help These Days: A Review of Personal Data Assistants
  29. Keeping Current With the Currents
  30. Laptop Computers and Electronic Notetakers for the Blind: A Comparison
  31. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 2
  32. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 3
  33. Literacy Leaps as Blind Students Embrace Technology
  34. Marking the Road to MP3 Player Accessibility: A Review of the Milestone 311
  35. Mobile Devices
  36. Multiple Sclerosis and Employment Barriers: A Systemic Perspective on Diagnosis and Intervention
  37. Musings on the Evolution and Longevity of Accessible Personal Digital Assistants
  38. My Thoughts on the Milestone 311 Accessible MP3 Player
  39. New PDA is the World's Smallest Braille and Speech Device for the Blind
  40. No Second Fiddle: A Review of the Maestro
  41. Note-Taking 101: How Blind and Visually Impaired People Capture Information
  42. Note-Taking Made Easy for Legally Blind Students
  43. Olympus LS-7 and LS-10 Digital Recorders for the Visually Impaired
  44. Olympus Offers New Accessible Digital Recorders
  45. Organize Your Life: A Review of Voice Mate
  46. Organizing the Disorganized: Assistive Technology for Disabled Students to Better Prepare Them for Class
  47. Overcoming Two Obstacles: Technology for Students Who Are Deaf-Blind
  48. PAC Mate – A Handheld Computer for Blind and Low Vision Users
  49. PEMSTAR Receives Multiple Awards for Mobile Device; Design for Visually Impaired Receives Top International Honors
  50. Practice Reports: Using the Braille Lite to Produce Mathematical Expressions in Print
  51. Practice Reports: Using the Braille Lite to Study Foreign Languages
  52. Previewing a Year of Promise for the Disabled
  53. Product Evaluation: Plextalk Pocket PTP1 DAISY Book Player and Digital Recorder From Shinano Kenshi
  54. Pulse Data and Benetech Announce BrailleNote/Bookshare.org Collaboration
  55. Pulse Data Announces the Launch of the BrailleNote Club
  56. Quick Tip: Memo Minder
  57. Robotron's Aria: It Does Everything But Sing!
  58. Shopping for Braille Notetakers? Take Note
  59. Student-Made Tablet App May Make Dedicated Braille Writers Obsolete
  60. Technology-Acquisition Strategies for Young Blind Students
  61. The Blind Physicist Who May Find ET
  62. The Challenge of Change: Freedom Scientific Responds to Customer Input, Unveils New, Leading-Edge Products
  63. The Convergence of Mainstream and Assistive Technologies to Provide a Single Interface for Elders Who Have Lost Their Vision
  64. The Early Braille Readers Project
  65. The First Accessible Windows-Based Notetaker: A Review of the BrailleNote
  66. The Milestone 311: The Epitome of Accessibility
  67. The Next Generation: A Review of Personal Digital Assistants, Part 1
  68. The Signal Gets Stronger: Three Cell Phones With Speech Output
  69. The VersaCorder Still Makes Good Sense
  70. The Voice Mate: An Aural Organizer that Really Works
  71. Trainer’s Corner: Providing Students with the Best Possible Training
  72. Two New Portable Digital Book Players Enter the Market
  73. Voice Mate – An Ideal Electronic Organizer for People with Disabilities
  74. Voice Mate: The Handheld That Talks
  75. When You Need More Than a Notetaker You Could Use a Companion
  76. Wired to Work: An Analysis of Access Technology Training for People with Visual Impairments
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