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We recommend!

• Including visually impaired people in standard e-learning courses. ELLPROFT seminar in Tallinn, Estonia (20-22 May, 2004). Organized by Estonian Foundation for the Visually Impaired.

Publications

• "Yes, They Can! [ZIP-1,55MB]"
  HTML version of "Yes, they can!" on the web
  Preparing Parents & Educators of Blind and Visually Impaired Individuals in the Field of Access Technology. Project EENAT Publication, 2000
• Casestudy "Yes, I can! [ZIP-17,1KB]"
  Visually impaired people in the work place: Technology opens new opportunities. Project EENAT Brossure 1998
• SITE SEEING
  The development of an accessible website or web-based multimedia product.
  Authors: Eric Velleman and Henk Snetselaar.
  website: Bartimeus
• Proceedings from 5th European Conference of ICEVI:
  - plenary sessions:
  The importance of information technology for visually impaired children and youngsters and the expectations for future developments, Lars Ballieu Christensen, Denmark.
  - parallel sessions:
  Chapter 8: New Technology.

Links related to Access Technology:

• E-access Bulletin
  a free, independent monthly e-mail newsletter on information technology issues for people with visual impairment and blindness.
• EBU Commission on Technical Devices and Services
• Project EENAT
  Eastern European Network on Access Technology
• Accessibility Resource Center, NetMechanic
• Adaptive Technology Resources
  Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired