Disability Resources
Adaptive Technologies

• Ability Hub -- “This web site will direct you to adaptive equipment and alternative methods available for accessing computers,” including mouse and keyboard alternatives, and assistive devices for visual- and hearing-impairments, cognitive disabilities, speech-recognition, and text-to-speech devices.
• Alliance for Technology Access
• Bobby--supply a URL and the name of a browser you wish the site to be compatible with and Bobby will analyze it both for accessibility problems and for html problems that will keep it from displaying properly in that browser.
• Computers for Handicapped Independence Program--a free guide to available technology to make computers accessible to all, with e-mail response to questions
• Designing a More Usable World-- advice from the Trace Center On Technology and Disability, on designing websites, kiosks, and other technology for the disabled.
• DO-IT Free Publications on Accessible Computer Facilities and Site Design
• Google Accessible Search -- does your search in sites that have been specially designed and adapted for disabled users.
• Informed Consumer's Guide to Accessible Housing -- includes guidelines for remodeling or building and a good bibliography of other resources.
• Iowa Program for Assistive Technology--Infotech
• SCI-Pilot -- a resource describing the Assistive Technology experiences of individuals with quadriplegia from their own perspective.
• Speegle -- A search engine that speaks  (with headphones or speakers needed) the results in a chioce of male or female voice (with a slight Scottish burr).
• Virtual Assistive Technology Center-- includes downloadable free software for people with disabilities.