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Judi Millage's List: Accessibility
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Feb 03, 09
Provides a range of guides in making services more accessible and also includes training modules
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Dec 05, 08
The LexDis database is a searchable database of accessibility issues and solutions
There are over 100 issues with their respective solutions eg no subtitles on video OR making notes in lessons.
HE but applicable across the sectors.
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Oct 27, 08
Also useful for any institution that subscribes to these databases.
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This page provides suggestions for overcoming known accessibility issues with some of the databases the Open University Library subscribes to. The instructions mainly relate to screen readers with some information for keyboard only users. Resources were tested using JAWS and Internet Explorer 6 but hopefully they will be useful for other screen readers and browsers.
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This portal provides a simple route to accessing a range of case studies which show how inclusivity has been enhanced through the use of appropriate technology.
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WebAnywhere is a web-based screen reader for the web. It requires no special software to be installed on the client machine and, therefore, enables blind people to access the web from any computer they happen to have access to that has a sound card
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It's easy to make your website talk with Talklets and make accessible speech available to every visitor...
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Feb 13, 08
Free to download guide to accessibility and accessible technology
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Thunder is award-winning free screenreader talking software for blind and visually impaired people. Thunder is a reading aid and restores the ability to write, keep up to date with information, learning and work, while remaining within the mainstream of Society.
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a tool for capturing, producing and then sending audio-visual presentations over the internet
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Dec 10, 07
RoboBraille automates the translation of text documents into Braille and speech. The service is available free of charge to all non-commercial users.
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Dec 10, 07
Reads any text you see on your screen - all purpose text-to-speech software.
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PowerTalk is a free program that automatically speaks any presentation or slide show running in Microsoft PowerPoint for Windows.
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a free and open-source screen reader for the Windows Operating System
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GazeTalk is a predictive text entry system that has a restricted on-screen keyboard with ambiguous layout for severely disabled people. The main reason for using such a keyboard layout is that it enables the use of an eye tracker with a low spatial resolution (e.g., a web-camera based eye tracker).
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