NSF Project: Accessible Science of twenty simulation programs with computer access software customization necessaryto use assistive software with will work with Georgia tech's Chemistry and http://barrier-free.arch.gatech.edu/Articles/sci_access.html
Extractions: Karen Milchus The Developing Accessible Science Experiments project is funded by a grant from NSF (HRD-9700150). During 1997 and 1998, Georgia Tech's Center for Rehabilitation Technology will create resources to help science teachers make computer simulations of lab experiments, computer-based lab equipment, and standard laboratory equipment accessible to students with disabilities. The project staff will develop resource materials that can be used by teachers to train themselves on the use of adapted lab equipment and adapted lab simulations. Many teachers are developing simulations of laboratory experiments to use as supplements to chemistry and physics laboratory experiments. Although simulations are not a replacement for fully accessible labs, they may be a good alternative for students with severe disabilities who would not otherwise be able to participate in the laboratory. The Accessible Science Experiments project will research existing laboratory simulation software and develop a comprehensive a list of these simulations. The project will test a sample of twenty simulation programs with computer access software to be sure that the simulations are fully usable by students with disabilities. Finally, the project will develop step-by-step instructions on any customization necessary to use assistive software with each simulation.
RAMESHSHARMA RAMLOLL 1993 B. tech. in computer science and Engineering, Indian Institute of technology(IIT assistive technologies (Enabling technologies for sensory impaired people http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~ramesh/Ramcv.htm
Extractions: RAMESHSHARMA RAMLOLL May 2001 Telephone 00 44 0141 3398855 ext 0983 Fax Nationality Mauritian Language English (Fluent), French (Fluent), Creole (Fluent), and basic Hindi email ramesh@dcs.gla.ac.uk Home Page www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~ramesh Address Computer Science Department, Glasgow University, G12 8QQ, Scotland, UK Ph.D. in Computer Science, Lancaster University, UK B. Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur 2000- to date Post-doctoral RA, Glasgow Interactive Systems Group, Glasgow University, Scotland, UK Lecturer, University of Mauritius Lecturer, University of Mauritius 4. AWARDS Creative Design Award, Indian Institute of Technology (Kanpur) United Kingdom Commonwealth Scholarship for Ph.D. studies 5. RESEARCH INTERESTS Multi-user Interface Analysis and Design Multi-media Interfaces e.g. Visual, Auditory and Haptic Assistive Technologies (Enabling technologies for sensory impaired people) Multi-modal Interfaces, Gesture (e.g. gaze, hand) tracking applications Voice recognition and Speech synthesis to implement Conversational User Interfaces User Interfaces for Mobile Devices Brain Computer Interfaces Human Computer Interface Evaluation Methodologies and Practices History of Scientific Ideas 6. RESEARCH
Louisiana Tech Faculty: Hale, Dr. Paul N., Jr. Director for Electrical Engineering and computer science Professor of of ArkansasBSIndustrial Engineering Lamar tech. Training in assistive Device Assessment http://www.latech.edu/tech/engr/faculty/bme/hale.htm
Extractions: Shreveport, LA 71149 Phone: Phone: Fax: Fax: Email: phale@coes.latech.edu Biomedical Engineering Internships in Industry; funded by the Whitaker Foundation; funding level: $54,942; grant period: 1998 -1999; Co-Principal Investigator. "Support Services for Disabled Students;" funded by Louisiana Rehabilitation Services; funding level: $242,549; 1998 -1999.; Director.
Monday Report #260 a workshop for the Monroe ISD on assistive technology and political science, Spanish,visually impaired, bilingual Spanish, computer science, German, hearing http://www.emich.edu/coe/monday/mr260.html
Extractions: December 16,1996 The next issue of Monday Report will be on January 6, 1997 FACULTY AND STAFF NOTES Leah Adams is in Jordan, participating in several professional activities. Georgea Langer's work (with Virginia Richardson, University of Michigan, and Toni Griego-Jones (University of Arizona) in evaluating a summer institute of Teach For America was cited in the November 18 issue of AACTE Briefs. Nora Martin, Alison Harmon, and Sherri Joseph presented on "Children First-Achieving Excellence" at the National Alliance of Black School Educators national conference in Detroit. Martin was elected secretary of the Higher Education Commission of the NABSE. Q.S. Samonte was reappointed to the advisory boards of The Dushkin Publishing Group's Annual Editions, Education and Annual Editions, Multicul-tural Education. Lynne Rocklage conducted a workshop for the Monroe ISD on "Assistive Technology with Low-Incidence Populations." She presented at the Learning Disabilities Association of Michigan convention in Lansing on "Assistive Technology and Language Arts for Students with Learning Disabilities." With Marilyn Lake, Rocklage presented a workshop for the Monroe ISD on "Assistive Tech-nology and Language Arts."
ACF Science By Artur Coral-Folleco Hypography Sci-tech. Click here to download software needed to view Chinese onyour computer. - Rehabilitation Engineering and assistive technology science http://www.gualaceoonline.com/acfscience.htm
Advanced Assistive Technology Laboratory Mr. Goldthwaite has worked at Georgia tech since 1985 Milchus, K., Goldthwaite, J.,'A computerBased Solution for Making science Experiments Accessible http://crtsun.crt.gatech.edu/aatl/goldthwaite.html
Computer Talk - Resources And Oppportunities A number of additional assistivetechnology-training Louisiana tech University (Ruston);California State a major in computer science, engineering, mathematics http://www.pn-magazine.com/PN/Articles_9798/9803cbit/default.htm
Extractions: March 1998 PN Home PVA Home PN Online Library Not unlike Jerry Seinfeld, Stephanie O'Leary has opted to retire from the field of assistive technology while at the top of her game. I have happily taken on the position of "periodic contributor" to this column and will attempt to maintain her high standards for breadth and quality of information. The emphasis will remain on computer access and integration issues, but I'll no doubt venture periodically into related technology areas. The most unusual aspect of a column like this is the time-lag between "date written" and "date read." I'm writing these words as chilly January winds whip across Lake Erie and dump snow by the shovel-full onto the gray western New York landscape-not to mention the driveway outside my suburban Buffalo home. The Super Bowl is coming up this weekend, the new Pearl Jam album is due in a few weeks, and the Winter Olympics are just around the corner. All these events will be old news by the time you read this in March. My most challenging task is to provide timely information that meets your needs. I hope you will help by identifying topic areas of interest, giving feedback about previous columns, and/or posing specific questions to me via e-mail or fax.
Extractions: Over 500 original articles, updated as companies and technologies change and new leaders emerge. New articles are published weekly from a variety of topics on the history, innovations, milestones, pioneers, and legal trends that shape the world of media, information technology, telecommunications, and broadband.
Assistive Technology In The Science Laboratory Much assistive technology for people with disabilities has receptive to expensivehigh tech adaptations for designed for performing computeraided experiments http://www.rit.edu/~easi/itd/itdv02n1/lunney.html
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN THE SCIENCE LABORATORY: Much assistive technology for people with disabilities has receptive to expensivehigh tech adaptations for designed for performing computeraided experiments http://www.rit.edu/~easi/easisem/labadapt.html
Extractions: internet: chlunney@ecuvm.cis.ecu.edu Much assistive technology for people with disabilities has been developed in the last ten years or so, but the developers of such technology usually quit as soon as they have provided access to computers. But to chemists, physicists, and engineers, that seems to be only half the job: computers are great laboratory tools, and if you connect a suitably adapted computer to instruments and sensors in a laboratory and provide it with suitable data acquisition and data analysis software, you have a great way to make careers in science and engineering more accessible to people with disabilities. Robert C. Morrison and I first became interested in the problems of disabled students in the laboratory in 1977, when Richard V. Hartness, a blind chemistry student, brought them to our attention. We decided to use high technology to develop a flexible, microcomputer-based aid that could give visually impaired college science students independent access to accurate measurements performed with scientific instruments. Our research group's efforts (which were funded by the U. S. Department of Education) culminated in a luggable, 42-pound, talking, whistling, industrial-strength data acquisition computer that cost $8000 a copy and was custom-built from expensive industrial modules.
2002 - 2003 Florida Tech University Catalog -- Computer Sciences space exploration, and assistive devices for The mission of Florida tech's computersciences department and excellence in computer science, information systems http://www.cs.fit.edu/wds/catalogs/catalog02/catalog/
FREE Internet Encyclopedia - MacroReference Knowledge Adventure Online; science Projects; International Apple computer's WorldwideDisability Solutions Group; Disability info/assistive tech; Americans with http://www.cam-info.net/enc/macro.k.html
Extractions: Care, Feeding, and Learning activities National Parenting Center Helping Your Child Learn to Read Helping Your Child Learn History ... Parent's Guide to Cyberspace (American Library Associaton) Resources for Parents Regarding Child Safety Online Parents' Electronic Resource Center Resources for Internet Parents Tips to Help Prevent Your Child From Being Abducted ... Apple Computer's Worldwide Disability Solutions Group The Newsgroup Misc.Kids Scott Yanoffs' Medical/Health Section Health Resources Berkely Student Parent Project The Parents Forum in Cambridge, Ma. Our Kids Disability info/assistive tech Americans with Disabilities Act Information disABILITY Resources on the Internet Arc Home Page ... The University of Kansas,SPED ON-LINE Special Education Home Page SSA Home Page United States Department of Justice Home Page U.S. Department of Education
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NJEDge.Net - Assistive Technologies Biographies funded projects on assistive technology and edit techNJ assistive technology forPeople engineering and earned a degree in computer science from Middlesex http://www.njedge.net/activities/assistive-04232002_Biographies.html
Extractions: For over 18 years, Mike Paciello has been a technologist, professional speaker, and consultant in the area of accessible interface design for emerging technologies and advanced information systems. Mr. Paciello is an international authority on Web accessibility and assistive technology and is the author of the best selling book Web Accessibility for People with Disabilities. He was chiefly responsible for creating and launching the W3C' s Web Accessibility Initiative. Starting his career at Digital Equipment Corporation, Mr. Paciello served as Program Manager for DEC's Vision Impaired Information Services office. At DEC, Mr. Paciello produced the computer industry's first mainstream CD-ROM containing electronic computer documentation that was completely accessible to the blind and visually impaired. As Founder and Chief Technology Officer of WebABLE, Inc., Mr. Paciello has developed the software technology for an accessible personalization system. WebABLE provides real-time accessibility technology to web sites to insure Internet, Network, Software, and Web accessibility to people with disabilities. WebABLE is dedicated to stimulating education, research, and development of technologies that ensure equality of access to information technology for all people.
UB Graduate School Site Index [UB Graduate School Website] Literature; Computational science; computer science and Engineering; Cultural Studiesof Information tech Graduate Group; Materials; Center for assistive technology; http://www.grad.buffalo.edu/site_index.htm
Extractions: Additional Certificate Programs in Applied Economics: Education: Programs Leading to Teacher Certification Eligibility Educational Administration Education Certificate Programs: Educational Technology Mentoring Teachers School Administrator and Supervisor School Counseling ... Geography Additional Certificate Programs:
Citation Not every assistive device needs to be high tech. memory skills can be regarded asassistive techniques even State University to study computer science for two Similar pages assistive tech. Journal Any child or parent, can participate in experiencing art and science since the TheExplorer Network is a special computer and communications network created http://delivery.acm.org/10.1145/280000/274519/p124-nemeth.txt?key1=274519&key2=2
Scholarship In The Electronic World on Human Factors, and the Virginia Council on assistive technology. Publishing, byEdward Fox, professor of computer science at Virginia tech and director http://www.technews.vt.edu/Archives/1997/Dec/97500.html
Extractions: BLACKSBURG, Dec. 15, 1997 "Scholarship in the Electronic World" is the topic of a spring seminar series sponsored by Research and Graduate Studies at Virginia Tech to address issues, opportunities, and conflicts that have arisen as universities try to make the best use of the Internet to share the results of research. Since Virginia Tech has become a leader of the move to publish theses and dissertations on the Internet , the university has taken the lead in organizing the program. These documents represent the results of graduate student research that have in each case been approved by committees of faculty advisors. The university has received funding from federal agencies, academic organizations, and communication businesses to develop software and education programs to help universities make hundreds of thousands of theses and dissertations available electronically. While Virginia Tech is the only university so far to require master and doctoral degree students to submit their final work electronically, universities across the nation are testing Tech's programs and sharing the donated resources. seminar series will address some of the issues. To facilitate continued discussion, the presentations will be made available in a proceedings document on the Internet and in hard copy. Details, follow-up notes, and, possibly, audio material will be available at
Bob Bowman's Free Educational Technologies Technology Links for Learning on the Internet (ICE); techProficiency for Integration (BCISD); Teacher Resource (computerscience); assistive tech Resources; Job http://www.user.shentel.net/rbowman/files/tech.htm
Extractions: URL: http://www.user.shentel.net/rbowman Underlined words are links to text, files, or URL's Geology Technical Links Technical Links: Robotics by tagish Technical Links - HTML links *Back To Top* ... See ONLINE TEACHING SECTION for COMMUNICATION LINKS, VIDEO CONFERENCING, etc. *Back To Top* Safeguarding Your Technology (NCES) Resources to Help You Understand and Use Network Technology Select search by IT category ... Tutorials for Using Technology (Mac-based) from Buddy Project.org Girls, Technology, and Education Ms. Cedrone's Technology Integration Page Useful Links - (Web tutorials, scanning tutorial, etc. by Dr. Brian M. Slator Tutorials and Advanced tutorials on web and educational technologies (CML Language Resource Center) Teaching Tech to Teachers - article by Wired Magazine Teaching and Learning with Technology - Research Link-To-Learn Technology Tutorials Free Resources for Educators - Technology in the Classroom ... The Educational Technology Resource Center (Biology, chemistry, EE - see the Analytical Engine Online - about the history and use of computers, etc.) The Technology Library (Technolopolis - by Techchallenge.org)
DRR: Technology for researchers, designers, and users of assistive technology with disabilities whowork in the high tech field Federation of the Blind in computer science, is a http://www.washington.edu/doit/Brochures/DRR/tech.html
Extractions: Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... DO-IT DO-IT resources DO-IT Programs DO-IT Search DO-IT Home page (A by an entry indicates an addition or correction to the latest print version Act is an EASI Digest list for Adaptive Computer Professionals. To subscribe, send a message with a blank subject line to listserv@maelstrom.stjohns.edu . In the body of the message type " subscribe act Firstname Lastname Adapt-l focuses on adaptive technology and libraries. To subscribe, send a message with a blank subject line to listserv@american.edu . In the body of the message type " subscribe adapt-l Firstname Lastname Adtech-ps is for professionals involved in postsecondary education and adaptive technology. To subscribe, send a message with a blank subject line to listserv@mail.orst.edu . In the body of the message type " sub adtech-ps Firstname Lastname AToutcomes supports the development and use of reliable, valid, and sensitive outcome measures in assistive technology. To subscribe, send a message with a blank subject line to majordomo@snow.utoronto.ca
ECampus Student Services: North Harris College in accounting, office administration, computer science, chemistry, anatomy Thereare computer programs, videos, audio The assistive tech Lab is designed for http://ecampus.nhmccd.edu/Student_Services/NHCText.htm
Extractions: Hello, Im Alex Vera, and Id like to welcome you to North Harris College. We hope this presentation from eCampus will provide an introduction to the many services we provide and assist you in beginning a successful educational journey with us. Students of all ages: from 16 to 60-plus attend the college for high school concurrent credit, skill-building, university transfer, associate-degree and certificate programs, new and better jobs, career changes, entrepreneurial ventures and personal enrichment. With more than 60 programs of study, including university transfer and numerous education and for-career courses, North Harris College is at the forefront of technology in emerging technical fields. The most sought-after include computer information systems, CNC operator training, associate degree nursing and multimedia. An added feature of this college is north Houstons center for the arts which proudly houses a juried art gallery and comprehensive fine art curriculum with numerous free and low-cost theater, music, art events and exhibits. Located at 2700 W.W. Thorne Drive in Houston, Texas, North Harris College is a safe, beautifully landscaped, suburban campus tucked amidst 200 acres of forest and clearings.
