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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. A Beginner's Guide to Access Technology for Blind Students: Part One
  4. A Breath of Fresh Air: AIR Foundation - Accessibility Is a Right
  5. A Case of Individual Adaptation for Universal Accessibility
  6. A Client Based Approach to Using Voice Recognition With Screen Readers
  7. A Computer System Serving as a Microswitch for Vocal Utterances of Persons with Multiple Disabilities: Two Case Evaluations
  8. A History of Accessibility at IBM
  9. A Necessary Step in Reading the "Read To" and "Reading With" Experience
  10. A Pocket Full of Access: A Review of Mobile Speak Pocket and Pocket Hal
  11. A Practical Tool for Advocating for Increasing Accessibility of Information Technology in Education
  12. A Quantitative Assessment of Website Accessibility for Voice Browser Users
  13. A Universal Interface for Telecommunication
  14. AAC Assessment and Implementation Through the Eyes of a Special Educator: Part Two of a Two-Part Series
  15. Abandonment of Speech Recognition by New Users
  16. Access for All
  17. Access for All: Using HTML and PDF to Accommodate the Disabled
  18. Access Issues: Are We Ready for Vista?
  19. Access to Mac OS X for Users With Vision Impairments: Multiple Perspectives on VisioVoice
  20. Accessibility of Rehabilitation Web Pages Using JAWS and Bobby
  21. Accessibility Standards for Operating Systems
  22. Accessibility Tip: Designing Accessible Tables Part 1
  23. Accessibility Tip: Designing Accessible Tables Part 2
  24. Accessible Assistive Technology in Education: New Mexico's Trailblazing Law
  25. Accessible Taxes? A Blind Consumer's Experience With the US Tax System
  26. Accessing Adobe PDFs
  27. Accessing Mac OS X Tiger: Apple and Third Party Solutions
  28. Addressing Information Visualization Challenges Resulting from Blindness and Visual Impairment Using Virtual and Augmented Realities
  29. Ai Squared Introduces CompatibilityOne and Free Tutorial in ZoomText 7.04
  30. An Accessible Method of Hiding HTML Content
  31. An Introduction to JAWS Scripting
  32. AOL Accessibility Initiative Benefits Customers with Disabilities
  33. Apple Adds Spoken Interface to Mac Operating System
  34. AppReader Makes Proofreading Easier
  35. Are Software Upgrades in Your Future?
  36. Assistive Devices for Use with Personal Computers
  37. Assistive Technologies
  38. Assistive Technology Adds to the Success of Professionals in the Workplace
  39. ATMs Speak Out: Accessible Machines Bring Automated Banking to the Blind
  40. Audio Yellow Pages Now Available Anywhere in the USA
  41. Auditory Discriminations of Typographic Attributes of Documents by Students With Blindness
  42. Augmentative Communication Device-The Lighthawk
  43. Books on Tape Without the Tape!
  44. Bringing the Blind into the Workplace
  45. Businesses Continue to Adopt Wizzard's Speech Products and Services
  46. Campus Voices: "E-Books and More"
  47. CD Version of the Edmark Reading Program
  48. Chase Expands "Right Relationship" with eATM: A Collaboration in Accessibility
  49. Comparing The Open Book and the Kurzweil 1000
  50. Computer Mediated Word Recognition: Poised to Make a Difference?
  51. Computer Software Reads Text Aloud
  52. Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program (CAP)
  53. Computers Are Talking: ReadPlease Corporation Releases Text-to-Speech Software with AT&T Voice Technology
  54. Computers Available at Nominal Cost
  55. Controlling Your World Through Your Voice
  56. Corda's Software Enhances Career Opportunities for People with Disabilities
  57. CSUN Conference Highlights AT Innovations
  58. Determining the Impact of Computer Frustration on the Mood of Blind Users Browsing the Web
  59. Developing Accessible Software for Data Visualization
  60. Development of a Talking Tactile Tablet
  61. Dictation Links and Further Information
  62. Digital Text in the Classroom
  63. Do Accessible Web Sites Have to be Boring?
  64. Do Disability Laws Apply to the Web?
  65. Dolphin LunarPlus Version 4.01 for Windows 95/98/NT
  66. Download Updates for MAGic, OpenBook, and JAWS for Windows
  67. Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8 First Impressions
  68. Dyslexia Friendly Libraries
  69. Effective Computer Access Using an Intelligent Screen Reader
  70. E-Mail Access: From the Perspective of an Individual with Visual Impairment
  71. Emerging Technology: Access.Adobe.com
  72. Engaging Older Students With Reading Disabilities
  73. Enlarging the View: LunarPlus Screen Magnification Software, Part 1
  74. Enlarging the View: ZoomText and MAGic Screen Magnification Software, Part 2
  75. eReader: Advanced Literacy Program
  76. Europe's First Talking Cashpoint
  77. Evaluating a Computer System Used as a Microswitch for Word Utterances of Persons With Multiple Disabilities
  78. Evaluation Process Based on Users' Needs: Ergonomic Evaluation of Multimedia Games for Visually Impaired Children
  79. Focus on Screen Magnification, Part 1: A Review of ZoomText 9.0 and LunarPlus 6.5
  80. Graphical Verification: Another Accessibility Challenge
  81. GW Micro Helps Make Macromedia Flash Content Accessible to People who are Blind
  82. Help for Reading and Writing
  83. Helpful Steps to Use Voice Recognition With Difficult Voices
  84. High Tech Meets Heritage
  85. How Accessible is Microsoft Office 2000?
  86. How Accessible is Windows XP?
  87. How Dictation Systems Benefit the Education of Students with Writing Difficulties
  88. How to Select a Suitable Adaptive Technology Training Program
  89. How VoIP Can Connect the Disabled
  90. ICT Help for the Workplace
  91. Imagining Success: Software Products to Aid Reading, Writing, Studying, and Test Taking
  92. Improving Speech Recognition to Assist Real-Time Classroom Note Taking
  93. Introduction to the Macintosh for Low Vision and Blind Computer Users
  94. JawBone Upgrade
  95. JAWS for Windows 3.5 Available as Download
  96. JAWS for Windows 3.5: A Worthwhile Upgrade
  97. JAWS for Windows 4.0: New Features and Overview
  98. JAWS or Window-Eyes: A Cursory Comparison
  99. Jim Langevin's Long, Hard Journey to Washington
  100. KDE Rolls Linux Desktop Update
  101. Kurzweil 3000: Pay a Lot, Get a Lot
  102. Kurzweil Education Systems Offers New Voices
  103. Kurzweil Offers Customizable Test Taking Technology
  104. Kurzweil Reading Software
  105. Kurzweil/Vendors Produce Hope During CSUN's Conference
  106. Laureate's New Sterling Editions: Featuring Optimized Intervention and the Sterling Administration System
  107. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 2
  108. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 4
  109. Linux Users to Benefit from AT Software with Windows Crossover Platform
  110. Literacy and Learning With the Macintosh
  111. Literacy Software with Easy-To-Use Interface
  112. Look What They Did to Adobe Acrobat!
  113. Lowering the Price of Braille: A Review of the Seika Braille Display
  114. Macromedia Flash Content Accessible
  115. Macs Get Their Voices Back
  116. Make the Web a Better Place
  117. Make Your Computer Talk with Easy Talking Notepad
  118. Massachusetts Department of Education Expands Approval of MCAS Accommodations for Students in Grades 6-8 and 10
  119. Matching Dyslexic Difficulties to Information Technology
  120. Microsoft and Daisy Will Make Word Speak
  121. Mobile Speak Provides Cell Phone Accessibility
  122. More Than One Way to Read: A Review of Kurzweil 1000 and OpenBook
  123. My Ergonomic Home Office
  124. My Journey With Speech Recognition Software
  125. Near Human Voice Sound Quality Claimed in Software Program
  126. Net Surfing for Those Unable to See: Often Web Sites' Designs Hinder Navigation by the Blind
  127. New Chat Application Includes Accessibility Features for Users of Screen Readers and Screen Magnifiers
  128. New Communication Device Provides Speech and Braille Output
  129. New Features in JAWS 6.0
  130. New Software a Cakewalk for Blind Muscians and Recording Pros
  131. Not Just Taking Up Space: Almost-Infinite Job Possibilities at NASA
  132. Not What the Doctor Ordered: A Review of Apple's VoiceOver Screen Reader
  133. Now They're Talking? A Review of Two Cell Phone-Based Screen Readers
  134. Observing Sara: A Case Study of a Blind Person's Interactions With Technology
  135. Omni 1000, A Comprehensive Review
  136. OmniPage Pro: A Good Choice for Blind Users?
  137. Open-Source Software to Become More Accessible to the Disabled
  138. Options at Your Fingertips
  139. PC Programs
  140. PDFAloud from textHELP
  141. Polyana with Persona
  142. Portable, Handheld Talking Bible
  143. Premier Assistive Makes Google Books Accessible to Individuals with Print-Related Disabilities
  144. Previewing a Year of Promise for the Disabled
  145. Product Evaluation: Braille Sense OnHand Notetaker and PDA from HIMS, Inc.
  146. Progress Toward Access: A Review of AOL 9
  147. Promoting Web Access for the Disabled: Industry Group Issues Guidelines to Make Browsers and Multimedia Players More Accessible to all Web Surfers
  148. Providing Blind People With Access to Technical Diagrams
  149. Publishing Accessible WWW Presentations From Power Point Slide Presentations
  150. Putting Words to Windows: A Review of JAWS for Windows and Window-Eyes
  151. Read & Write for Mac
  152. Read & Write Gold for Mac
  153. Reading by Hand: A Review of the Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader
  154. Recognizing and Rewarding: A Review of OpenBook and Kurzweil 1000
  155. Reducing Overload in Students With Learning and Behavioral Disorders: The Role of Assistive Technology
  156. Running With the Dragon: Tales From First-Hand Experience
  157. Scan and Read Application - Read and Write Gold 7.1
  158. Scanning and Reading Software
  159. ScanSoft, Teltronics, and 1450 Incorporated Team to Enable Speech-Based Accessibility Solutions for Individuals With Disabilities
  160. Screen Reader Boot Camp
  161. Screen Reader Upgrade
  162. Screen Readers - The Survival of the Strong
  163. Segmental Intelligibility of Three Text-To-Speech Synthesis Methods in Reverberant Environments
  164. Siemens: A Case-Study in Configuring Contemporary Systems
  165. Software and Book Review Column: Agent-Based Technology
  166. Software Solutions for Literacy Needs
  167. Sorting Through the Features of Scan and Read Systems for People with Learning Disabilities - Part Two: Writing, Study Skills, and Test Taking Features
  168. SpeakOUT: a Tool for People With Modest Print Impairments
  169. Speech Software
  170. Spotlight on Assistive Technology
  171. StarOffice 7
  172. Still Scanning After All These Years: A Profile of Kurzweil Educational Systems
  173. Straight Talk about Naturally Speaking
  174. Strategies for the Reluctant Writer
  175. Strong and Unique
  176. Success Story: Robert Walgren, San Bernardino
  177. Supernova v5
  178. Support for MP3 Files to iSpeak Personal Text Reader
  179. Surfing By Ear: Usability Concerns of Computer Users Who are Blind or Have Low Vision
  180. Taking the Mystery Out of PDF
  181. Talking ATMs in Banks and Beyond
  182. Taxing Both Income and Patience: Reviews of TaxACT and TurboTax
  183. Technology and Keyboarding: A Parent Wants to Know, What Comes First?
  184. Technology Integration: Integrating Assistive Technology Into the General Curriculum for Students With Physical Disabilities
  185. Technology-Acquisition Strategies for Young Blind Students
  186. Techtalk: Access to Distance Education
  187. Techtalk: How Technology has Changed Developmental Education
  188. Temporal Analysis of the Use of an Augmentative Communication Device
  189. Texthelp Read and Write Gold 7.1E
  190. textHELP! Type & Talk Version 4.0
  191. The Challenge of Change: Freedom Scientific Responds to Customer Input, Unveils New, Leading-Edge Products
  192. The Conundrum of PDF Accessibility
  193. The Great Screen Reader Race: A Review of the Two Leading Screen Readers
  194. The Jaws of Success: An Interview With Glen Gordon
  195. The Key to the Information Age: A Review of Three Screen Readers, Part 1
  196. The Key to the Information Age: A Review of Three Screen Readers, Part 2
  197. The Large Challenge of Small Devices: A First Look at the Mobile Device Landscape
  198. The LookAround GPS From Sendero and the Ariadne GPS: Two iPhone Apps That Increase Independence for Blind and Visually Impaired Travelers
  199. The Novel Experience of Reading: A Review of OPENBook and Kurzweil 1000
  200. The Open Source Course: An Overview of Linux
  201. The Right (or Required) Tool for the Job: Microsoft Developer Tools and Screen Readers
  202. The Sound of Computing: A Review of Three Screen Readers
  203. The Stakeholders Forum on Communication Enhancement
  204. The Topography of Technology, Blindness, and the Luddite
  205. The Use of Voice Recognition Software as a Compensatory Strategy for Postsecondary Education Students Receiving Services Under the Category of Learning Disabled
  206. This Screen Reader is Truly Portable
  207. Top Tech Tools
  208. Trainer's Corner: Shaping the Future of Assistive Technology
  209. Turning the Printed Word Into Speech: A Review of Open Book Ruby Edition and Kurzweil 1000
  210. Universal Design of Distance Learning
  211. Universal Tailored Access: Automating Setup of Public and Classroom Computers
  212. Untangling the Web: A First Look at Microsoft's .NET Environment
  213. Updated Software from GW Micro
  214. Updated Version of outSPOKEN 3.0
  215. Usage, Performance, and Satisfaction Outcomes for Experienced Users of Automatic Speech Recognition
  216. Use of Microswitches and Speech Output Systems with People with Severe/Profound Intellectual or Multiple Disabilities: A Literature Review
  217. Using Technology to Enhance Cues for Children with Low Vision
  218. Using Word Prediction Software to Increase Typing Fluency With Students With Physical Disabilities
  219. Using WYNN 3 to Teach Process Writing
  220. ViewPlus to Incorporate Text-To-Speech Technology From Wizzard Software in New Chameleon Product Line
  221. Virtual Ramps for Invisible Disabilities: One District's Approach to Assistive Technology for Students With Learning Disabilities
  222. VisioVoice for Mac, a Multilingual Companion for VoiceOver
  223. Visual vs. Cognitive Disabilities
  224. Voice Recognition for Students With Mild Disabilities: Guidelines for Training and Support
  225. Voice Recognition Software: Its Accessibility For the Low-Vision and Blind Population
  226. VoiceOver: Accessibility Out of the Box at Last?
  227. Way Beyond Glasses
  228. Web Adaptation Technology: Grants Made to Nonprofits and Schools
  229. WebAnywhere: A Screen Reader On-the Go
  230. What Color is That Comment: The Mechanics of Online Collaboration From a Blind Student's Perspective
  231. What to Do When Dragon NaturallySpeaking Ver. 7 Doesn't Recognize What You Say!
  232. Window-Eyes 4.21 is Released
  233. Windows Vista and Microsoft Office 2007
  234. WordAloud
  235. Wordbar by Crick Software
  236. Working with PopChart Xpress
  237. WriteAssist
  238. Writing Aid Software
  239. Writing Issues in College Students With Learning Disabilities: A Synthesis of the Literature from 1990 to 2000
  240. Writing With Voice: An Investigation of the Use of a Voice Recognition System as a Writing Aid for a Man With Aphasia
  241. WYNN 3.0 Adds New Features
  242. You Can Bank on It, Part 2: Advocacy, Outreach, and Legal Authority for Talking ATMs
  243. You Get to Choose: An Overview of Accessible Cell Phones
  244. ZoomText Xtra 7.0
  245. Zoomtext Xtra: Integrating Screen Magnification and Synthesized Speech
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