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Uses for Computers: Speech

By Elliot, Joyce Whitehead; ACCENT on Living,
(Pages: 82) Publication Date: Spring, 1995

The article describes how a woman with quadraplegia and dysarthia uses computers to perform her two jobs and to speak. It describes how she has used a voice synthesizer in her achievements. There is also a discussion about a source of funding for voice output computers for people with disabilities, the "Voice for Joanie" Fund. Contact information is provided.
Published by: Cheever Publishing, Inc.
Link to text: http://www.blvd.com/accent/
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