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  1. A Brief Look at the Education of Blind Children
  2. A Case for Increased Training in the Nemeth Code of Braille Mathematics for Teachers of Students Who Are Visually Impaired
  3. A Case for Teaching Braille
  4. A Comparison of Three Low-Cost, Hand-Held, Camera-Model Video Magnifiers: Vision Booster Magnifier, Carson DR-200 ezRead, and Wireless Electronic Reading Aid
  5. A Framework for Braille Literacy: Integrating Assistive Technology in the Braille Curriculum
  6. A knfbReader for Christmas?
  7. A Mobile Phone That Can Read Books for People With a Visual Disability
  8. A Mountain of a Machine: A Review of the Olympus DS-40 Digital Voice Recorder
  9. A New Paradigm for Instructional Materials
  10. A Practicing Blind Physician
  11. A Product of Innovation and Collaboration: The Story of the Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader
  12. A Scanner-Reader to Take Along Anywhere
  13. Ability to Read Medication Labels Improved by Participation in a Low Vision Rehabilitation Program
  14. Access to Print and Online Text for People With Low Vision
  15. An Electronic Magnifier That Gestures Toward the Future: A Review of Flick by Sight Enhancement Systems and Issist Assistive Technologies Inc.
  16. An Evaluation of C-Desk for Media
  17. An Evaluation of DocuScan Plus: A Read Anywhere Program
  18. An Evaluation of Kindle II and Sony Reader Digital Book Players
  19. An Evaluation of the HumanWare Victor Reader Stream (New Generation)
  20. An Examination of Four Stand-Alone Reading Machines
  21. An Update on myReader, HumanWare's Transportable Auto Reader
  22. Announcing the Intel Reader, A New Mobile Handheld Device From Intel That Transforms Printed Text to Spoken Word
  23. App Accessibility: A Collection of Accessible Apps for Your Android Device
  24. Are Braille’s Days as the Great Equalizer Over?
  25. Are You a BARD? The Long-awaited Switch to Digital Talking Books
  26. Assistive Technologies
  27. Assistive Technology and Aging: Tools for Independence
  28. Assistive Technology for Students With Visual Impairments: Challenges and Needs in Teachers’ Preparation Programs and Practice
  29. Audible Books With Acoustic Illustrations
  30. Audio Books With a New York Accent
  31. Audio-Assisted Reading and Braille
  32. Auditory Discriminations of Typographic Attributes of Documents by Students With Blindness
  33. Being Blind, 'You Have to Be Adventurous'
  34. Blio Reader Continues to Disappoint Blind Users
  35. Bookshare and Humanware Simplify Access to Bookshare Books
  36. Bookshare Plans to Make Graphics Math in Books More Accessible
  37. Bookshare Reader 3.7.0 and Darwin Reader 1.22: Two Android Apps Provide Access to Books
  38. Bookshare.org Supports Student Readers
  39. Bookshare.org: Accessible Texts for Students With Print Disabilities
  40. Braille Contractions: Are They Really So Hard?
  41. Braille Literacy Services for Blind or Visually Impaired Children: State Model Bill
  42. Braille Reading Speed: Are You Willing to Do What It Takes?
  43. Braille vs. Speech: Making Sense of the Debate
  44. Braille: Unlocking the Code
  45. Building Braille Reading Speed: Some Helpful Suggestions
  46. Campus Voices: "E-Books and More"
  47. Campus Voices: Library Research
  48. Can Braille Change the Future?
  49. Cell Phone Reads to the Blind
  50. Choosing and Using Text-to-Speech Software
  51. Clarification Regarding the Choice of Braille as a Reading and Writing Medium
  52. Class is in Session: A Review of the Telex Professor Desktop Audio System
  53. Closing the Gap With the AceReader Pro Reading Efficiency Software
  54. Connecting the Dots: A Brighter Spin on the Future of Braille
  55. Conquering the Code: A Review of the BrailleMaster
  56. Considering Tactile Graphics
  57. Consumer Electronics: Crisis at the Big Box Store, Part 3
  58. Cool Stuff in Every Pocket: An Interview With Fred Gissoni
  59. Coping Strategies in Reading: Multi-Reader in the Norwegian General Education System
  60. DAISY: What Is It and Why Use It?
  61. Design to Read: Guidelines for People Who Do Not Read Easily
  62. Device Gives Visually Impaired a Better Look at Life
  63. DIALOGUE Interviews Julie Connoyer of Seedlings
  64. Digital Empowerment
  65. Double Your Pleasure - Double Your Speed
  66. Dual Educational Electronic Textbooks: The Starlight Platform
  67. Earl: An Evaluation of the Newspaper-Reading App from Angle LLC
  68. Effectiveness of Assistive Technologies for Low Vision Rehabilitation: A Systematic Review
  69. Evaluation of the Go Read App: A Free DAISY and ePUB Reader From Bookshare
  70. Everyone Reads at Bookshare.org!
  71. Exploring the Universe by Touch
  72. Factors Affecting the Reading Media Used by Visually Impaired Adults
  73. Faster Than a Spinning CD: A Profile of Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic
  74. Feds to Schools: Make Sure Ed-Tech Programs Are Accessible
  75. Fighting for the Right to Read: A Campaign to Preserve Unlimited Access to the Text-to-Speech Feature of the Kindle 2
  76. First Step in Adding Accessibility to Google Books -- Was It Enough?
  77. For Paterson’s Parents, the Choice Was Independence Over Special Education
  78. Freedom Scientific Offers FSBraille Coach
  79. From One Teacher to Another: When Should A Low Vision Student Switch to Braille?
  80. From ShopTalk to ShopMobile: Vision-Based Barcode Scanning With Mobile Phones for Independent Blind Grocery Shopping
  81. Full Stream Ahead: A Review of the Victor Reader Stream
  82. Future of eReading might not be iPad, but Blio
  83. Games Make Learning Braille Fun for Blind Children
  84. Gesture Reader Lets Blind Decipher Documents
  85. Graphic Reading Systems for the Blind Licensed
  86. Hidden Opportunity: Mobile Reading Solutions for the Blind
  87. High-Definition: Help or Hype? A Review of the IBIS HD Video Magnifier (CCTV) by Tagarno
  88. How Braille Began
  89. How Closed-Circuit Television Users Develop Computer Vision Syndrome
  90. How the Blind Are Reinventing the iPhone
  91. How to Choose the Right MP3 Player for Your Visually Impaired Teenager
  92. How to Get Access to Print: What It Takes to Succeed as a Blind or Low-Vision College Student
  93. How to Pick a DAISY: DAISY Books and Players Part Three: Choosing a DAISY Hardware Player
  94. I Want My MP3, Part Two: Comparing the BookPort with the BookCourier
  95. Impact of Visual Impairment on Service and Device Use by Individuals With Diabetic Retinopathy
  96. Inexpensive Assistive Technology for Struggling Readers
  97. Initial Thoughts on the Intel Reader
  98. Interview With Ray Kurzweil
  99. iPad Drawing Interest as Device for Disabled
  100. iPad Review: From a Blindness Perspective
  101. iPad: Bringing the Joy of Reading Back to Those With Vision Problems
  102. iPhone Apps for Disability and Vision Impairments
  103. iPod "Teach": Increased Access to Technological Learning Supports Through the Use of the iPod Touch
  104. Just Because One’s Vision Is Waning, Hope Doesn’t Have To
  105. Just Saying No to Reading Braille (Part One)
  106. Just Saying No to Reading Braille, Part II
  107. Kenneth Jernigan's Prophetic Vision
  108. Kindle 3: An Accessibility Evaluation … Is the Third Time the Charm?
  109. Learning Braille as an Adult: Read Until You Bleed
  110. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 1
  111. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 2
  112. Legends and Pioneers of Blindness Assistive Technology, Part 3
  113. Leveling the Playing Field for Students With Disabilities
  114. Leveling the Playing Field: Providing Blind Students with Accessible Textbooks in Higher Education
  115. Library Takes 'Talking Books' Digital
  116. Light for the Blind in the Philippines
  117. Literacy Leaps as Blind Students Embrace Technology
  118. Louis Braille: A Touch of Genius
  119. Lowering the Price of Braille: A Review of the Seika Braille Display
  120. Making Digital Information Accessible is a Group Effort
  121. Making Eyeglasses That Let Wearers Change Focus on the Fly
  122. Making the Impossible
  123. Medical Doctor Takes Up Braille After Retirement
  124. Meet BARD
  125. Millions of Books Get Digitized for the Disabled
  126. MIT Develops a Suit That Makes You Feel Like You’re` 75 Years Old
  127. myReader Take Two: The Continuing Story of an Autoreader
  128. National Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped: Services From a Deaf-Blind Perspective, Part 1
  129. National Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped: Services from a Deaf-Blind Perspective, Part II
  130. New Visions
  131. NFB-NEWSLINE Online Offers Blind Readers More Options for Accessing the News
  132. Now You Can Take Your Reader Everywhere!
  133. NPR Bringing Innovative Radio Services to Market
  134. Official GMAT Study Guide Series Now Accessible to the Visually Impaired
  135. Olympus Offers New Accessible Digital Recorders
  136. OmniPage Pro: A Good Choice for Blind Users?
  137. Optical Character Recognition and High-Volume Book-Scanning
  138. Partnership a Boon for Alternative Textbooks
  139. Pay and Display
  140. Phone Technologies Provide Individuals With Print Disabilities With "On the Go" Opportunities to Read Digital Text
  141. Popular Agency Among the Blind Changes its Name
  142. Portable Gadget Reads Text Aloud to the Blind
  143. Premier Assistive Makes Google Books Accessible to Individuals with Print-Related Disabilities
  144. Product Evaluation of the Readit Scholar by VisionAid International
  145. Product Evaluation: Plextalk Pocket PTP1 DAISY Book Player and Digital Recorder From Shinano Kenshi
  146. Product Evaluation: The PLEXTALK PTN2 DAISY and Audio Book Player From Shinano Kenshi
  147. Product Evaluation: Victor Reader Stratus 12 M DAISY MP3 Player From HumanWare
  148. Product Evaluations: What’s on This Page? A Review of the SayText, Prizmo, and TextDetective iOS Reading Apps
  149. Project Magnify: Increasing Reading Skills in Students With Low Vision
  150. Project Puts 1M Books Online for Blind, Dyslexic
  151. Promising Practices for Providing Alternative Media to Postsecondary Students With Print Disabilities
  152. Putting Theory Into Practice: Two Teachers’ Experiences With Wormsley’s Meaning-Centered Approach to Braille Literacy
  153. Queen Kaleigh
  154. Read Any Good e-Books Lately?
  155. Read How You Want Builds Books Just for You
  156. Read Me, Read Me Not: A Review of Four DAISY Book Players
  157. Reading Into the Future: An Overview of the National Library Service's Digital Talking Book Test Program
  158. Reading Made Easy: A Review of the Digital Talking Book Machine from the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped
  159. Reading Materials in Large Print
  160. Ready, Set, Goal! Universal Access
  161. Review of the Eye-Pal SOLO and Eye-Pal SOLO LV From ABiSee, Inc.
  162. Sales Soar as Talking Books Mark 75 Years
  163. Saturday Technology Training Session: National Industries for the Blind, Keysoft 7.5, & Victor Reader Stream
  164. Scanning and Reading on the Move: A Review of Zoom-Ex and Zoom-Twix
  165. Schools Test E-Reader Devices With Dyslexic Students
  166. Screening Displays for Low Vision Access: A Look at Popular Audio Players and Book Readers
  167. Several Models in One: A Review of HumanWare's SmartView Xtend
  168. She Makes Braille Look Easy
  169. Shifting Desktop Video Magnifier Monitors to Compensate for Central Scotomas
  170. Six Sensational Dots: Braille Literacy for Sighted Classmates
  171. Smartphones, Tablets Provide Therapy for Cerebral Palsy, Autism
  172. SoundGecko: Transcribing Articles Into Audio Files
  173. SuperVision Adaptive Reading Station
  174. Technology and Occupation: High Technology Vision Aids for an Aging Population
  175. Technology Lab on a Shoestring: Developing Low Cost Evaluation Centers and Lending Libraries
  176. Technology, Braille, the Nemeth Code, and Jobs
  177. The BookSense XT
  178. The Braille Literacy Crisis in America: Facing the Truth, Reversing the Trend, Empowering the Blind
  179. The Challenge of Assistive Technology and Braille Literacy
  180. The Demand, the Crisis, the Solution in Education for the Blind
  181. The Efficacy of Low Vision Devices for Students in Specialized Schools for Students Who Are Blind in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
  182. The Era of the Five-Second Scan Is Here
  183. The Evolution of Braille: Can the Past Help Plan the Future? Part One of a Three-Part Article
  184. The Future Is Here: Time to Stop Dreaming and Start Streaming
  185. The Impact of Assistive Technology on the Educational Performance of Students With Visual Impairments: A Synthesis of the Research
  186. The Impact of Early Exposure to Uncontracted Braille Reading on Students With Visual Impairments
  187. The KnfbReader Mobile: An Individual Perspective
  188. The KnfbReader Mobile: Concepts, Misconceptions, and the Future
  189. The Kurzweil-National Federation of the Blind Reader: The Revolution is Here!
  190. The Logan BrailleCoach
  191. The Many Faces of Reading
  192. The Production of Brailled Instructional Materials in Texas Public Schools
  193. The Serotek HoverCam: A Portable Reading Solution for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
  194. The Spider Podium Holder for Your Phone
  195. The Victor Reader Stream: More Than an iPod for the Blind
  196. The World Under My Fingers: Personal Reflections on Braille (1st edition)
  197. The World Under My Fingers: Personal Reflections on Braille, Second Edition
  198. This Software Makes Your Reading Life Easier
  199. Those Books That Talk
  200. Tips for the Newly Blind Diabetic
  201. Touching Force Response of the Piezoelectric Braille Cell
  202. Toy Review: Magnetic Braille Set from Greggo Magnets, Inc.
  203. Trends in the Use of Braille Contractions in the United States: Implications for UBC Decisions
  204. Two New Portable Digital Book Players Enter the Market
  205. Uncontracted or Contracted Braille for Emergent Readers: A Pilot Study
  206. Use of Assistive Technology by Students With Visual Impairments: Findings From a National Survey
  207. Using GPS: What Is It, What Does It Do, and How Is It Beneficial for the Deaf-Blind
  208. Virginia Extends Digital Book Reading Service
  209. Vision Free HD Radio: A Radio Designed With the Blind in Mind
  210. Vision Loss Is Not a Normal Part of Aging: Open Your Eyes to the Facts!
  211. Voices of the Unheard
  212. Walking in Another’s Shoes: Students Learn About People With Disabilities
  213. What Is the NCLB?
  214. What to Consider When Buying a CCTV
  215. When to Stop Relying on Low Vision and Low-Vision Aids
  216. Where Technology Helps Beat Disability: Center Adapts Everyday Objects for Use by Those Who Need Assist
  217. Why the iPhone 3GS Made This Visually Impaired Girl Happy
  218. Window to the World
  219. Woman’s Mission Helps Sight Impaired See the Universe
  220. Your Child's Right to Read
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