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March 2004 Issue
Volume 5
Number 2
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In This Issue . . .Diabetes and Visual Impairment: Are Insulin Pumps Accessible? Insulin pumps can be lifesavers for people who are diabetic--but can visually impaired users overcome the obstacles?--Darren Burton, Craig Swisher, and Mark Uslan Filling out forms can be one of the worst parts of navigating a web site using a screen reader. Find out why--and how web designers can make these forms accessible--Crista Earl and Elizabeth Neal Accessing Power: A Review of the Democratic Presidential Candidates Web Sites The Internet has played a major role in this year's presidential primary campaigns. Candidates' web sites were surprisingly accessible as tools for making a choice--Jay Leventhal Dancing the Roomba: Artificial Intelligence That Sweeps the Floor Imagine a device that not only sweeps the floor, but is also accessible--and it makes you laugh!--Deborah Kendrick A History of Accessibility at IBM Read about the illustrious history in assistive technology of a company that has done more for people with disabilities than any other in the Fortune 500--Annemarie Cooke An interview with Gayle Yarnall, president and owner of Adaptive Technology Consulting, who parlayed her job skills training into a very successful business--Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld® is published bi-monthly by AFB Press, American Foundation for the Blind, 11 Penn Plaza, Suite 300, New York, NY 10001. Products included in AccessWorld® are not necessarily endorsed by AccessWorld® or AFB staff. All rights reserved. Copyright © 2004 American Foundation for the Blind. AccessWorld is a trademark of the American Foundation for the Blind. Copyright © 2004 American Foundation for the Blind. All rights reserved. AccessWorld is a trademark of the American Foundation for the Blind. |
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