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| Websites | • Alliance
for Technology Access: The mission of this non-profit organization
to connect children and adults with disabilities to technology tools.
It works closely with technology companies to ensure the best and most
accessible product possible. The site includes FAQs and a resource
library.
• The Low Vision Network: The WWW interface for the Low Vision Research Group which provides Internet resources for those affected by or interested in low vision. Included are the latest research, FAQs, support groups and other resources. • The Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of America: This association of rehabilitation professionals is dedicated to the advancement of rehabilitation and assistive technologies. Especially useful is the link, Accessible Educational Technology, which outlines why schools need to make sure the technology they purchase is accessible to all students. • U of I Information Technology Accessibility Page: A great university and educational resource for accessibility research, particularly in the areas of advanced computing, information services, and the Web. |
| Books | • Paciello, Michael.
WEB
Accessibility for People with Disabilities. Lawrence, KS: CMP Books,
2000.
• Alliance for Technology Access. Computer and Web Resources for People With Disabilities : A Guide to Exploring Today's Assistive Technology, Alliance for Technology Access, 2000. |
| Expert | • Jon Gunderson, Coordinator of Assistive Communication and Information Technology, Division of Rehabilitation-Education Services, University of Illinois |
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