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CODI The Cornucopia of Disability Information at the University of Buffalo. Areas include education, directories and databases, statistics, government documents, computer access, legal, applications, WWW, bibliographic references, aging, politics, universal design and announcements. 1997 last checked August 11, 2000
DO-IT "A goal of DO-IT (Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology), is to increase the participation of individuals with disabilities in academic programs and careers. DO-IT Scholars are high school students with disabilities who have an interest and aptitude in science, engineering, mathematics, or technology, and who have a desire to attend college." 1999 Last checked August 11, 2000
California State University, Northridge Center on Disabilities. Offers a certificate in adaptive computing and hosts a conference every year with thousands of venders 1997 last checked August 11, 2000
California State University, Long Beach Disabled Students Services 1999 Last checked August 11, 2000
CSLB High Tech Computer Center 1997 last checked August 11, 2000
Educational Testing Service Disability Page 1999 Last checked August 11, 2000
UCLA Disability Access Web 1997 last checked August 11, 2000
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Feldenkrais Guild of North America teaches -- through movement -- how we can improve our capabilities to function in our daily lives. 1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
National Osteoporosis Foundation 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
Repetitive Stress Injuries good source for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
TeamRehab is meant to be your last stop in search of information on rehabilitation technology and services. 1998 Unable to access August 12, 2000
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California State University, Northridge: Center on Disabilities
List of Exhibitors at the 1998 Conference on Computer Access for the Disabled September 3, 1998
1. Best of Show
artcomp is a program which allows you to write anything on a writing pad, see it in large enough type to read on the monitor, and import it into ANY windows based program, including word processors, spreadsheets, and specialized programs such as Mathematica Last checked August 12, 2000
John Gardner has developed a printer which prints mathematical graphs and symbols simultaneously in large type and braille. Last checked August 12, 2000
2. Alphabetical List of Exibitors
The Boulevard has good product links and a searchable virtual library of organizations 1997 last checked August 12, 2000
Sammons Preston assisted living products 1997 last checked August 12, 2000
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Liberty Resources Anti Greyhound Bus 1999 last checked August 12, 2000
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Accessable Web Sites by Karen Nakamura 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
Bobby is a web-based public service offered by CAST that analyzes web pages for their accessibility to people with disabilities 1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
Designing for Text Only/Disabled Access 1997 last checked October 27, 1999
Library of Congress Search Tools for Blind and Physically Handicapped Persons 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
Science Action Project Science Access Project group at Oregon State University. The purpose of this group is to develop methods for making science, math, and engineering information accessible to people with print disabilities. 1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
TRACE Research and Development Center making technology accessable for everyone1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
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SmART Products the best products for the disabled ever made. Software for writing pads imports into ANY windows 95 application. 1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
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A DIRECTORY OF SOURCES FOR INPUT TECHNOLOGIES: Bill Buxton Alias | Wavefront Inc. 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
Bill Buxton's Chord Keyboards keyboards for one-handed typing 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
The Bat one-handed chord keyboard from Safe Computing 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
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ADA Document Center ADA Statute, Regulations, ADAAG (Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines), Federally Reviewed Tech Sheets, and Other Assistance Documents. 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
Access Board Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board. 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
Law Library The U.S. House of Representatives Internet Law Library Handicapped individuals and the law. The entire library may have been closed1997 Unable to access August 12, 2000
Library of Congress 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
NARIC The National Rehabilitation Information Center is a library and information center on disability and rehabilitation. 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
President's Committee for Employment of Persons with Disabilities The Committee provides information, training, and technical assistance to America's business leaders, organized labor, rehabilitation and service providers, advocacy organizations, families and individuals with disabilities. 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
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#Autism Channel 1999 Last checked August 12, 2000
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The BAT Cave has many useful links for the blind and partially sighted and is connected to a Blind Web Ring 1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
IBSA International Blind Sports Association August 12, 2000
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Epilepsy Connection of Orange County. Many good links 1999 Last checked August 12, 2000
Epilepsy Foundation of America web central for epilepsy 1999 Last checked August 12, 2000
EFA of Los Angeles Last checked October 27, 2000
Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard University Neurology message boards - best on the web 1999 Last checked August 12, 2000
Jeff Morgan has a great many epilepsy-related links 1999 Last checked August 12, 2000
Net Pals list of people wanting to communicate with other epileptics last checked September 24, 2000
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Karen Nakamura, deaf Anthropologist, looks at deaf communities in the U. S. and Japan 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
Captioning Web Page - everything about captioning. 1997 Last checked August 12, 2000
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Access Unlimited main source for links to Post Polio web sites 1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
BraveHeart SPACECON/BraveHeart BBS/ISP is both a Dial-Up and Internet-accessible meeting place and clearinghouse for information on Disability and Handicapped issues, with a concentration in the areas of Post-Polio-Syndrome (PPS) and other similar Neurological disorders.. Free isp. 1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
The Linconshire Post-Polio Network 1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
Polio - Remember Your Strength 1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
Post Polio Syndrome Home Page 1998 Last checked August 12, 2000
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Last Update August 12, 2000