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  1. A Bumper Crop of Holiday Gifts for Disabled Kids
  2. Accessible Gaming
  3. Active Learning and the Exploration of Real Objects
  4. Adapting Games for Blind Children
  5. Affective Feedback: Learning Skills in the Virtual World for Use in the Real World
  6. Anthony E. Gallucci: Playing Pool with AT
  7. Attention Getter: Programs for Students With Severe Disabilities
  8. Computer Activities to Support Communication and Language Development in Children Who Are Deaf-Blind
  9. Determining the Effectiveness of the GAMECycle System as an Exercise Device
  10. Development and Testing of a New Biofeedback System
  11. Development of the GAMECycle Exercise System
  12. ESP Softworks: Computer Games for the Blind and Visually Impaired
  13. Evaluation Process Based on Users' Needs: Ergonomic Evaluation of Multimedia Games for Visually Impaired Children
  14. Games Get Real With Tactile Tools
  15. Good Toys for Blind Kids Fall 2004
  16. Help! I've Got Pac-Man Fever
  17. Innovative Interactions With Older Users
  18. Interactive PC Games for Blind Players?
  19. Libbraille: A Portable Library to Easily Access Braille Displays
  20. Matching Dyslexic Difficulties to Information Technology
  21. Modification of an Air Hockey Table for Recreational Use by People With Disabilities
  22. MyBrainGames for MS Cognition
  23. New Virtual Audio Computer Game for the Blind
  24. One-Handed in a Two-Handed World
  25. Rack 'Em
  26. Splish Splash Math
  27. Switching Your Way Through High School
  28. The Sixteen Cubes Game for Children Who Are Visually Impaired
  29. What Screen Readers Can Learn From Audio Games
  30. Wheelchairs and Exercise
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