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  1. 14 Tech Tools That Enhance Computing for the Disabled
  2. A Beginner's Guide to Access Technology for Blind Students: Part One
  3. A Review of Penfriend by Crick Software
  4. A Second Look at System Access Mobile
  5. A Study of Factors Affecting Learning to Use a Computer by People Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision
  6. A Synthesis of Spelling and Reading Interventions and Their Effects on the Spelling Outcomes of Students With LD
  7. Accessibility Check of the Yahoo Toolbars
  8. Accessibility Report on Apple’s Latest iOS Update for iPhone, iPod, and iPad
  9. AccessScope Project: Accessible Light Microscope for Users With Upper Limb Mobility or Visual Impairments
  10. All Aboard! Using the Amtrak and Greyhound Websites With a Screen Reader
  11. An Assistive Computerized Learning Environment for Distance Learning Students with Learning Disabilities
  12. Assistive Technology: Low Vision Doesn’t Mean Low-Tech
  13. Digital Empowerment
  14. DOJ May Apply ADA Accessibility Guidelines to Websites
  15. Efforts Under Way to Make Web More Accessible
  16. Even More Ways to Communicate: A Review of Twitter and Google Voice
  17. Experimental Evaluation of Usability and Accessibility of Heading Elements
  18. Finding the Right IT Tools for Persons With Disabilities
  19. First Step in Adding Accessibility to Google Books -- Was It Enough?
  20. For the Blind, Technology Does What a Guide Dog Can't
  21. Greeting Card Sites, Are They Accessible to People With Vision Loss?
  22. How the Blind Are Reinventing the iPhone
  23. ICATER and MAT Lab: Implementing Innovative Technology Training in a Pre-Service Teacher Education Program
  24. Improving Accessibility of the Web With a Computer Game
  25. Inexpensive Assistive Technology for Struggling Readers
  26. Investing the Impact of Text-to-Speech Software on the Reading Comprehension of Students with Reading Problems
  27. iPad Opens World to a Disabled Boy
  28. iPad Review: From a Blindness Perspective
  29. Is Your Web Page Accessible? A Comparative Study of Methods for Assessing Web Page Accessibility for the Blind
  30. Is Your Web Site Handicap-Accessible?
  31. It’s in the Bank: A Snapshot of Accessible Online Financial Services
  32. Just Because One’s Vision Is Waning, Hope Doesn’t Have To
  33. Learning How to Use VoiceOver With VOStarter App
  34. Low-Cost Screen Readers
  35. Middle School Special Education Teachers’ Perceptions and Use of Assistive Technology in Literacy Instruction
  36. New Visions
  37. NonVisual Desktop Access and Thunder: A Comparison of Two Free Screen Readers
  38. NVDA: A Competitive and Free Screen Reader
  39. Product Evaluation: CDesk COMPASS by AdaptiveVoice: A Low-Cost Screen Reading and Screen Magnification Solution for Windows
  40. Product Evaluations: ZoomText Reinventing Itself: A Review of ZoomText 10 and Its New Features
  41. Raising the Awareness of Online Accessibility: The Importance of Developing and Investing in Online Course Materials that Enrich the Classroom Experience for Special-Needs Students
  42. Re-Examining the Role of Assistive Technology in Learning
  43. Saturday Technology Training Session: Dolphin Computer Access
  44. Screen-Reading Alternatives: An Overview of Lower-Cost Options
  45. Solving Interaction and Design for All: Tackling UX Challenges With Accessibility Insights
  46. Staying Connected: The Use of Computer Related Accessible Technology Among People With MS
  47. Stop Using JAWS for Accessibility Testing?
  48. Supported eText: Effects of Text-to-Speech on Access and Achievement for High School Students With Disabilities
  49. Survey of Preferences of Screen Readers Users
  50. Tech Edge: Accessible iPad
  51. Training Our Way to Business Opportunities
  52. UI Eyes More Accessible Website
  53. Usability and Accessibility Issues in the Localization of Assistive Technology
  54. Use of Assistive Technology by Students With Visual Impairments: Findings From a National Survey
  55. Using Screen Readers to Reinforce Web Accessibility Education
  56. Vista Accessible Attitude
  57. We Need an Assistive Technology Strategy Not Devices
  58. What Frustrates Screen Reader Users on the Web: A Study of 100 Blind Users
  59. What We Really Need for Students With Disabilities
  60. Window to the World
  61. Working to Empower Blind Students to Participate Fully and Independently in Science Classrooms and Laboratories
  62. Wrists on Fire? Tech Gear for What Ails You
  63. You Can Get Mail: A Look at the New AOL Mail Web Interface
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