Technology Accessibility in Schools
On May 26, 2011, the U.S. Department of Education published two “Dear Colleague” letters (here and here) and a FAQ on accessible technologies to
Will Humanoid Robots Replace Service Animals?
With apologies to science fiction writer Phillip Dick, do you dream of humanoid robots? Do robots with artificial intelligence strike your fancy?
Visual Safety Alarms in Apartment Units
Listen: Can you hear the goldfish swim in the water? Listen: Can you hear the mosquito ringtone? The point I am trying to make is that not
Identifying Money by Color and Touch
The different coins in your pockets are distinguishable by size, thickness, weight, and sometimes by color. The bills in your wallet, on the other
iPhones, AAC, and Health Care Reform
There can be no question that software applications for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch have become very sophisticated. Many of these apps have given
Web Accessibility for the Blind and Visually Impaired Under the ADA
Unlike music and stand-up comedy, the internet is largely a visual art. Colors, photographs, videos. These are the things that make websites look
iPhone Apps that Help People with Disabilities Be More Independent
One of the great things about the Apple iPhone is that users can download many fun and useful applications that are easy to use and serv