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  1. A Few Facts on Captioning
  2. Accelerometer Controlled Art Assistant
  3. Adapting the Visual Arts: The Communication Literacy Link
  4. An Accessible Museum Tour in Your Hand
  5. Blind Musicians Get a Techno Boost
  6. Children's Creative Software Can Extend Expressiveness
  7. Choice Magazine Listening
  8. Cinema Subtitle Glasses Give Promise to Deaf Film Fans
  9. Coalition for Movie Captioning: Status of Captioned Movies in Theaters
  10. Combining Interactive Fun with Learning
  11. Creative New Products
  12. Design of Assistive Art Devices for High School Students with Disabilities
  13. Digital Camera Assist
  14. Electronic Music Interfaces for People with Disabilities: Do They Lead Anywhere?
  15. Emotichair Helps People Feel the Music
  16. Enter the Writing Zone
  17. Feel the Music: A Review of Music Production Software
  18. Going to Captioned Movies: A 2008 Update
  19. Guitar Assistive Device
  20. Guitar Device for Brian
  21. Harvard Kids Use 3D Printing to Help the Blind ‘See’ Paintings
  22. Instrument Holders for Wheelchair Trays Available - Music Marketplace
  23. iPad Band Unlocks Autistic Students' Creativity
  24. Making Broadway Accessible for the Disabled
  25. Music Braille Transcription Software
  26. Music Curriculum for the Blind
  27. Music With the Mind: The Brain-Computer-Music-Interfacebh
  28. Musicians With Disabilities Follow Their Dreams
  29. New Software a Cakewalk for Blind Muscians and Recording Pros
  30. New Wheelchair Greets Newest Panther Band Cymbalist
  31. Open Captioning: How and Why It Works With Live Theater Productions
  32. Paint Cap Remover
  33. Painting the Ideal Home: Using Art to Express Visions of Technologically Supported Independent Living for Older People in North-East England
  34. Personal Captioning System Makes Live Theatre Truly Accessible to the Deaf
  35. Phys Ed Classes Creatively Adapted for Disabled Students
  36. Playing Enlarged Music from a Laptop Screen or Monitor
  37. Popular Sheet Music Now Available in Braille
  38. Product Evaluation: Portable Video Magnifiers in Museums
  39. Read Any Good Movies Lately?
  40. Refrigerator Art
  41. Student Filmmakers Capture World They Know and Can’t See
  42. SuperSwitchEnsemble: Music Performance Program
  43. Supporting the Creative Drive: Investigating Paralinguistic Voice as a Mode of Interaction for Artists With Upper Limb Disabilities
  44. Technology and Resources for the Blind Musician
  45. Theaters Open Doors to Families With Special Needs Children
  46. Toccata Braille Music Translator
  47. Transcribe Braille Music Quickly, Automatically, and Accurately
  48. VoiceDraw: A Hands-Free Voice-Driven Drawing Application for People With Motor Impairments
  49. Wheelchair Users Take Flight
  50. YouTube Reinstates Popular Sign-Language Song Interpreter’s Account
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