CSUN Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference - 2000

Periodical Web Site:

http://www.csun.edu/cod/conf/2000/proceedings/csun00.htm

Published by:

Center on Disabilities at CSUN

69 articles listed on AbleData

1. "Switch Basics" -- SOFTWARE TO TEACH STUDENTS SWITCH USAGE
2. 100% Hands-free Computer Access- Madentec’s 2000 Series
3. A MultiMedia Approach to Keyboard Training
4. A Quick-Learning Rate Enhancement Technique For Individuals With ALS
5. A Silicon Bullet For Dyslexia: A New Solution For An Old Problem
6. A Strategy And Information On Designing User-Friendly Automated Telephone Services Which Incorporate Text-To-Speech
7. AAC Toolbox for 2000
8. Accommodations for Employees with Disabilities
9. Adapting Homework With Technology
10. Adapting the Thematic Preschool Unit
11. Advances in Accessible Web-based Multimedia
12. Alternatives For Access And Use Of Spanish Language Assistive Technology Equipment By Individuals With Visual Disbilities
13. An Alternative Method for Building A Database for American Sign Language
14. An Internet-Based, Force-Feedback Rehabilitation System for Arm Movement after Brain Injury
15. An Overview of Hearing Assistance Technology
16. An Overview of Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Programs
17. Application of the Universal Access Copier System for Blind and Visually Impaired Persons
18. Assistive Communication Systems for Disabled Individuals Using Visible Lighting
19. Assistive Technology Discontinuance
20. Assistive Technology Special Education
21. Beyond The Book, The Story Continues: Infusing Assistive Technology And Literacy Into The Classroom
22. Bobby 4.0
23. Carousel - A Framework Program For Use With Adults And Children With Profound And Multiple Disabilities
24. CAST's Model of Universal Design on the Web
25. CAST's Web Learning And Productivity Tool
26. Choosing and Using Speech Recognition Technology
27. Choosing The Right Screen Magnification Program
28. Computer Head Controls: Ergonomics And Effect Of Neck Movement Limitations
29. Concentration Game: an Audio Adaptation for the Blind
30. Continuous Speech Input and Screen Reading is a Reality: JawBone Demonstration
31. Core Vocabulary is the Same Across Environments
32. Corporate Assistive Technology (AT) - Returning People to Work in a Corporate Environment
33. Determining the Role of a Notetaker In A Person’s Adaptive Technological Experience
34. Developing Beginning Sentence-Building Skills
35. Developing Language Skills Using IntelliKeys
36. Developments in Technology to Increase Access to Education for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students
37. Distance Learning And Students With Disabilities: Easy Tips For Teachers
38. Distance Learning Technologies for Blind and Visually Impaired Students
39. Facilitating Discourse In Newly Augmented Communicators
40. Facilitating The Development Of Cross-disability Accessible Products: The Product Design/Interface Evaluation Toolkit
41. Factors That Influence Post-Secondary Students With Disabilities To Adopt Or Reject Assistive Technology For Computer Access
42. Families' Needs For Technology Information: Results From a National Needs Assessment
43. Fast ForWord Training - The Language to Literacy Connection
44. Frametalker: Development Of A Frame-Based Communication System
45. From A(nalog) to D(igital): Access to New and Emerging Media
46. Increasing Access To Assistive Technology Devices For People With Disabilities Through Public Libraries
47. Innovative Technologies For People Who Are Blind, Deaf-Blind, Or Have Low Vision: Highlights Of Projects From The Smith-Kettlewell Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center
48. Kidtalk©: A New Computerized Language Assessment Tool For Users Of AAC Systems
49. Kurzweil 3000 - A Text-To-Speech Solution
50. Liberated Learning Project: Improving Access For Persons With Disabilities In Higher Education Using Speech Recognition Technology
51. Linking Technology In Education
52. Pre-Testing For User-Profiles To Enhance Accessibility Of Digital Cartography For The Partially Sighted
53. SMIL and SVG - Towards Accessible Multimedia
54. Software Accessibility 101
55. Solutions for Switch Users
56. SPEECH RECOGNITION + VOICED MATHEMATICS = OPPORTUNITY
57. Speech recognition in schools: An update from the field
58. Speech-to-Speech: Telephone Access for People with Speech Disabilities
59. Success at the Office: Work-Day Strategies for Using Microsoft Business Applications With a Screen Reader
60. TAKING ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY TO THE HIGHEST DEGREE EARNING A DOCTORATE USING JAWS, DRAGON NATURALLY SPEAKING AND THE ELECTRONIC SPEECH ENHANCER
61. Talking Storybook Programs For Students With Learning Disabilities
62. The Accessible Reading Solution for Students with Disabilities
63. THE CHIN DRY SYSTEM (TM) AND THE SWALLOW FREQUENCY DEVICE: A FOUR-YEAR RESEARCH STUDY OF TECHNOLOGIES FOR SALIVA OVERFLOW AND SWALLOWING PROBLEMS
64. The Cyberlink Interface: Hands Free Brain-Body Actuated Control for Augmentation and Enhancement of Human Computer Interaction
65. THE DANCING DOTS MUSIC EDITOR
66. THE VIRTUAL TOUCH SYSTEM BY VirTouch Ltd: OPENING NEW COMPUTER WINDOWS GRAPHICALLY FOR THE BLIND
67. Using Microsoft Active Accessibility In a Web Browser for the Blind and Visually Impaired
68. VOICE WINDOWS AND VOICE MEADOW; MULTILINGUAL TEXT-TO-SPEECH SYSTEM FOR WINDOWS® 98
69. Windows-Based Screen Readers: Tools for Beginners and Power Users

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