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Usable Web:

Hundreds of links to web usability resources.

ATW:

All Things Web is a collection of resources intended to help web authors create usable web pages. Beyond the basics.

HoTMetaL:

Find out about this web authoring software that guides the user in making accessible pages.

Lynx Friendly:

Learn about Lynx, a text only browser used by web surfers with vision impairment, and creating non-exclusionary web pages that everyone can enjoy.

Trace Research and Development Center:

This University of Wisconsin-Madison site focuses on research and design which enables people with disabilities to use communication, computer and information technologies. The page includes many resources on accessible Web design.

EASI:

Equal Access to Software and Information. This page contains links to online email / web workshops on designing accessible web pages. Be sure to check out the EASI home page for more information. Related site tells how web technology has impacted lives of two disabled learners/teachers.

ICAD:

Santa Fe Institute's International Community for Auditory Display is a forum for presenting research on the use of sound to display data, monitor systems, and provide enhanced user interfaces for computers and virtual reality systems.

Bobby:

Software that will help you make your web pages accessible to users with disabilities and locate HTML compatibility problems. Created by the Center for Applied Special Technology (CAST)

IBM Special Needs Home Page:

News, announcements and information about technology that makes the world of telecommunications available to students and others with special needs. Also has links to other Special Needs sites.

Assistive Media:

This web site uses Real Audio (contact MindSpring) technology to make mainstream publications available to web users with vision impairment.

Dot-To-Dot:

A freeware braille editor for the Macintosh computer. Full description of necessary hardware and basic instructions on the page.

BRL:

Braille Through Remote Learning is a no-cost, on-line braille training for educators, braillists, parents and students. An offering of the Shodor Education Foundation, Inc.

WhatColor:

Shareware ($8) that identifies the color of chosen pixels. Pixels around the cursor are enlarged for selection. Created for colorblind users by someone who is colorblind himself. PC's only.

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Usable Web:	Hundreds of links to web usability resources.
ATW:	All Things Web is a collection of resources intended to help web authors create usable web pages. Beyond the basics.
HoTMetaL:	Find out about this web authoring software that guides the user in making accessible pages.
Lynx Friendly:	Learn about Lynx, a text only browser used by web surfers with vision impairment, and creating non-exclusionary web pages that everyone can enjoy.
Trace Research and Development Center:	This University of Wisconsin-Madison site focuses on research and design which enables people with disabilities to use communication, computer and information technologies. The page includes many resources on accessible Web design.
EASI:	Equal Access to Software and Information. This page contains links to online email / web workshops on designing accessible web pages. Be sure to check out the EASI home page for more information. Related site tells how web technology has impacted lives of two disabled learners/teachers.
ICAD:	Santa Fe Institute's International Community for Auditory Display is a forum for presenting research on the use of sound to display data, monitor systems, and provide enhanced user interfaces for computers and virtual reality systems.
Bobby:	Software that will help you make your web pages accessible to users with disabilities and locate HTML compatibility problems. Created by the Center for Applied Special Technology (CAST)
IBM Special Needs Home Page:	News, announcements and information about technology that makes the world of telecommunications available to students and others with special needs. Also has links to other Special Needs sites.
Assistive Media:	This web site uses Real Audio (contact MindSpring) technology to make mainstream publications available to web users with vision impairment.
Dot-To-Dot:	A freeware braille editor for the Macintosh computer. Full description of necessary hardware and basic instructions on the page.
BRL:	Braille Through Remote Learning is a no-cost, on-line braille training for educators, braillists, parents and students. An offering of the Shodor Education Foundation, Inc.
WhatColor:	Shareware ($8) that identifies the color of chosen pixels. Pixels around the cursor are enlarged for selection. Created for colorblind users by someone who is colorblind himself. PC's only.