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  1. A Voice-Activated Integrated Development Environment for Manually Disabled Programmers
  2. A Voice-Activated Syntax-Directed Editor for Manually Disabled Programmers
  3. A Web Accessibility Report Card for Top International University Web Sites
  4. Accessibility Evaluation Based on Machine Learning Technique
  5. Accessibility of the Blogging Revolution
  6. Accessibility Verification of WWW Documents by an Automatic Guideline Verification Tool
  7. Accessible Computer Networks
  8. Accessible Web Applications and the Implications of Technology in the Years Ahead
  9. Analysis of Website Accessibility After National Federation of the Blind v. Target
  10. Are Guidelines Enough? An Introduction to Designing Web Sites Accessible to Older People
  11. AudioPlus Widgets: Bringing Sound to Software Widgets and Interface Components
  12. Automatic Accessibility Transcoding for Flash Content
  13. Bringing the Curriculum to iLife
  14. Catering for the Disabled Surfer: a Case Study in Web Site Navigation for the Disabled
  15. Computer-Based Video Instruction to Teach Students With Intellectual Disabilities to Verbally Respond to Questions and Make Purchases in Fast Food Restaurants
  16. Conference: Technology Is Helping to ‘Redefine … Disability’
  17. Documenting Children's Learning Through Multi-Media Projects
  18. Feedback-based Evaluation Tool for Web Accessibility
  19. Finding a Way Round Cyberspace
  20. FOSS Community, Disabled Users Must Learn to Communicate
  21. Functional Web Accessibility Techniques and Tools from the University of Illinois
  22. I Can't Believe it's Freeware!
  23. IBM, Bell Canada Offer Assistive IT Strategies
  24. Improving Access to Computers for Students With Disabilities: Features Available in the Windows 7 Operating System
  25. Improving the Outcomes of Students With Cognitive and Learning Disabilities: Phase I Development for a Web Accessibility Tool
  26. Internet-Based Multimedia Tests and Surveys for Individuals With Intellectual Disabilities
  27. Is Blogging Accessible to People With Vision Loss?
  28. Is Your Web Page Accessible? A Comparative Study of Methods for Assessing Web Page Accessibility for the Blind
  29. Is Your Web Site Handicap-Accessible?
  30. Measuring Website Usability for Visually Impaired People - A Modified GOMS Analysis
  31. Professional Electronic Portfolios for Preservice Special Education Teachers
  32. Programmer-Focused Website Accessibility Evaluations
  33. Research-Derived Web Design Guidelines for Older People
  34. SAMBA: A Semi-Automatic Method for Measuring Barriers of Accessibility
  35. Seat and Footrest Shocks and Vibrations in Manual Wheelchairs With and Without Suspension
  36. SmartColor: Disambiguation Framework for the Colorblind
  37. The Neurocognitive Driving Test: Applying Technology to the Assessment of Driving Ability Following Brain Injury
  38. The Power of Wikis
  39. Transforming Flash to XML for Accessibility Evaluations
  40. Usability of AcceSS for Web Site Accessibility
  41. Walking Without Worry: Accessible Treadmills Make Workouts ... Almost Fun
  42. Web Accessibility Validation and Repair - Which Tool and Why?
  43. WebInSight: Making Web Images Accessible
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