Information Technology and Disabilities

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91 articles listed on AbleData

1. A BRIEF HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF TACTILE AND AUDITORY AIDS FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED MATHEMATICS EDUCATORS AND STUDENTS
2. A GRAPHICAL CALCULUS COURSE FOR BLIND STUDENTS
3. A Survey of Online Instructional Issues and Strategies for Postsecondary Students With Learning Disabilities
4. Access to Library Internet Services for Patrons with Disabilities: Pragmatic Considerations for Developers
5. Accessible Democracy and Electronic Voting in the Republic of Ireland
6. Accessible Internet Based Mathematics and Aeronautics Materials for 4th-7th Grade Children with Physical Disabilities
7. Accessible Voting Equipment Challenges: Voter Verified Paper Ballots and More
8. Adding Audio Description to Television Science Programs: What Is the Impact on Visually Impaired Viewers?
9. AN INNOVATIVE INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM: REHABILITATION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
10. Analyzing Recent Americans With Disabilities Act-Based Accessible Information Technology Court Challenges
11. Assistive Interfaces for the Visually Impaired Using Force Feedback Devices and Distance Transforms
12. Assistive Technology and Learning Disabilities
13. Assistive Technology Funding in the Workplace
14. ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN THE SCIENCE LABORATORY: A TALKING LABORATORY WORK STATION FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED SCIENCE STUDENTS
15. AsTeR: AUDIO SYSTEM FOR TECHNICAL READINGS
16. Audio-Assisted Reading Access For Students With Print Disabilities
17. Australian Experiences With Accessibility Policies Post the Sydney Olympic Games
18. Book Review: THE CD ROM ADVANTAGE FOR BLIND USERS
19. Books for Blind Scientists: The Technological Requirements of Accessibility
20. BRAILLE DISPLAYS
21. Building an Accessible CD ROM Reference Station
22. C Note: A Computerized Notetaking System For Hearing Impaired Students In Mainstream Post Secondary Education
23. CD-ROMS FOR MATH AND SCIENCE
24. COMPUTER ASSISTED LEARNING AND LANGUAGE IMPAIRED CHILDREN
25. COMPUTER BASED SCIENCE ASSESSMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR STUDENTSWITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
26. CONFERENCE REPORT: ACCESS TO GUI'S: SETTING ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS FOR COMPUTER SYSTEMS
27. DAISY CONSORTIUM: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR THE WORLD'S BLIND AND PRINT-DISABLED POPULATION -- PAST, PRESENT, AND INTO THE FUTURE
28. Daisy for All: Publishers' Collaboration Enabling Print Access
29. DAISY On Our Desktops? A Review of LpPlayer 2.4
30. DEVELOPING AN ACCESSIBLE ONLINE PUBLIC ACCESS CATALOG AT THE WASHINGTON TALKING BOOK AND BRAILLE LIBRARY
31. Development of a Talking Tactile Tablet
32. DEVELOPMENT OF AN ACCESSIBLE USER INTERFACE FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE BLIND OR VISION IMPAIRED AS PART OF THE RE-COMPUTERIZATION OF ROYAL BLIND SOCIETY (Australia)
33. DIGITAL TALKING BOOKS ON A PC: A USABILITY EVALUATION OF THE PROTOTYPE DAISY PLAYBACK SOFTWARE
34. Disability and Voting - The (as of yet) Unfulfilled Potential of the ADA and Rehabilitation Act
35. Distance Learning and Disability: A View from the Instructor's Side of the Virtual Lectern
36. Dots and Doubts: Technology and Turmoil Continue to Flourish After Braille's First Century and a Half
37. Ease of Use and Maintenance: A Note on Software Design
38. Enhancing Library Service for Patrons with Disabilities Through Staff Sensitivity Training and Specialized Bibliographic Instruction
39. ENSURING USABILITY IN INTERFACE DESIGN: A WORKSTATION TO PROVIDEUSABLE ACCESS TO MATHEMATICS FOR VISUALLY DISABLED USERS
40. Factors Influencing Adoption of Wireless Technologies: Key Policy Issues, Barriers, and Opportunities for People With Disabilities
41. Federal Regulation Creates Economic Incentives for Competition, Innovation Among Technology Companies
42. Federal Standard for Electronic and Information Technology
43. From Policy to Practice: Achieving Equitable Access to Educational Technology
44. HAVA, State Initiatives, and Polling Place Accessibility in 2004 and Beyond
45. INCREASING THE REPRESENTATION OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES IN SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS
46. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND ACCESS TO LIBRARIES: A SPECIAL ISSUE
47. INTEGRATING HYPERMEDIA AND ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY: AN OVERVIEW OF POSSIBILITIES
48. Issues in Preparing Visually Disabled Instructors to Teach Online: A Case Study
49. ITD TECHNOTES: SPEECH SYNTHESIS
50. JOB EVALUATION
51. Leveling the Road Ahead: Guidelines for the Creation of WWW Pages Accessible to Blind and Visually Handicapped Users
52. MAINTAINING LYNX TO THE INTERNET FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES: A CALL FOR ACTION
53. MATH AND SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM AT RECORDING FOR THE BLIND
54. MATHTALK: USABLE ACCESS TO MATHEMATICS
55. New CSUF Braille Transcription Center Promotes Access to PostSecondary Instructional Materials for the California State University System
56. Online Distance Education – “Anytime, Anywhere” But Not for Everyone
57. Postsecondary Students With Learning Disabilities: Barriers to Accessing Education-Based Information Technology
58. PROJECT LINK: CONSUMER INFORMATION FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
59. Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic: The Development of an Internet Accessible Online Catalog
60. REHABILITATION AND REMEDIATION IN EDUCATIONAL DISABILITY: THE USE OF THE DIRECT ACCESS READING TECHNIQUE
61. REMOTE REALTIME CAPTIONING FOR CLASSROOM PARTICIPATION BY DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING STUDENTS
62. Research Note: The Braille 'N Speak as a Laboratory Tool for Blind Students
63. Research on Web Accessibility in Higher Education
64. Section 508 Goes to the Library: Complying With Federal Legal Standards to Produce Accessible Electronic and Information Technology in Libraries
65. Show Me the Money: Making Currency Accessible to People Who Are Blind
66. Software Accessibility, Usability Testing, and Individuals With Disabilities
67. State IT Accessibility Policy: The Landscape of Today
68. Teaching Lab Courses to Students with Disabilities
69. Teaching Science, Engineering, and Mathematics to Deaf Students: the Role of Technology in Instruction and Teacher Preparation
70. TECHNOLOGICAL ACCESS AND THE LAW
71. Technology and Hands on Strategies for Teaching Science and Mathematics to the Special Education Population
72. TEN YEARS OF COMPUTER USE BY VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE IN HUNGARY
73. The AD-A-P-T-A-B-L-E Approach: Planning Accessible Libraries
74. The Chafee Amendment: Improving Access to Information
75. The Clearinghouse on Computer Accommodation (COCA)
76. The Design of Accessible Distance Education Environments That Use Collaborative Learning
77. The Electronic Rehabilitation Resource Center at St. John's University (New York)
78. The Importance of Accurately Measuring the Accessibility of the Federal Electronic Government: Developing the Research Agenda
79. The Rise of the Graphical User Interface
80. The State of the Law on Technology and the Blind: What it is and What it Ought to be
81. THE USE OF LASER STEREOLITHOGRAPHY TO PRODUCE THREE DIMENSIONAL TACTILE MOLECULAR MODELS FOR BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED SCIENTISTS AND STUDENTS
82. TRIANGLE: A TRI-MODAL ACCESS PROGRAM FOR READING, WRITING, AND DOING MATH
83. Universal Access and the ADA: A Disability Access Design Specification for the New UCLA Library On-line Information System
84. Universal Design of Distance Learning
85. Universal Design: Is It Really About Design?
86. Universally Designed Online Assessment: Implications for the Future
87. Web Accessibility in Post-Secondary Education: Legal and Policy Considerations
88. Website Accessibility and the Private Sector: Disability Stakeholders Cannot Tolerate 2% Access!
89. What Color is That Comment: The Mechanics of Online Collaboration From a Blind Student's Perspective
90. WHAT'S NEXT IN ADAPTIVE TECHNOLOGY: MAGNUM A DIGITAL RECORDING PERSONAL ASSISTANT
91. Zoomtext Xtra: Integrating Screen Magnification and Synthesized Speech

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