Accessible World seeks to educate the general public, the disabled community and the professionals who serve them by providing highly relevant information about new products, services, and training opportunities designed specifically to eliminate geographic and access barriers that adversely affect them.
As the world moves farther into the 21st century, it seems a look at the
past is inevitable if for no other reason than to determine if we’ve made
any progress at all. Each person attending this week’s Accessible World Tek
Braille Writing: Past and Present by Micheal A. Hudson and Michael McCarty Read More »
If you are still looking for that special present to please the most
discriminating family member, friend or colleague on your shopping list,
plan now to attend this week’s Accessible World’s free online Stocking
Tek Talk Presents Stocking Stuffers 2008 Part Two by Accessible World Read More »
Choosing just the right present for those on your holiday gift list will be much
easier again this year thanks to the upcoming free online Stocking Stuffers event
Tek Talk Presents: Stocking Stuffers 2008 Part One by Accessible World Read More »
More relevant online training will again be available this week as attention is directed
to Windows Live Messenger, the next-generation of MSN Instant Messenger. It has all
Presenting Stay in Touch with Windows Live Messenger On TekTalk by Joann Becker Read More »
During the Accessible World’s Tek Talk online event this week, attention will be
focused upon how the latest update of Dolphin’s screen reading, screen magnification
During September 2008, Apple (who are world renowned for their range of iPod products
and an Internet Store from where music and movies can be downloaded), made two startling
announcements.
Phil Vlasak, founder of one of the oldest companies dedicated to developing blind
accessible games, will review the past present and future of blind friendly computer
Discussion on Accessible Computer Games Past, Present and Future by Phil Vlasak Read More »
Imagine for a moment that nothing in your house is labeled in braille. Or maybe you
don’t have to imagine it! Do you reach in the fridge for some orange juice and grab
Presenter: Amy Ruell, President, Visually Impaired Computer User Group, Massachusetts.
Email: aruell@comcast.net
Web: www.vibug.org
Presenter: Michael McCarty, Expert Database Coordinator
http://www.fredshead.info
American Printing House for the Blind
http://www.aph.org
Fred’s Head: Where You Go When You Gotta Know! by Michael McCarty Read More »
Excitement is running high among the Friends of Bookshare and Accessible World supporters
in anticipation of Friday’s special program that will focus on the several ways to
