The Next Generation: A Review of Personal Digital Assistants, Part 1
Packed with features and numerous options for connecting with other devices, these small products can play a large role in organizing your life—Jim Denham, Jay Leventhal, and Heather McComas
Find out how a high school student who is blind keeps up with peers who seem to have been born clutching a cell phone—Kolby Garrison
Science Is Golden: Interviews with Four Scientists Who Are Visually Impaired
The stories of an oceanographer, an astronomer, a physicist, and a chemist show that when it comes to employment for people who are blind or visually impaired, the sky is the limit—Janet Ingber
More than a Perkins Brailler: A Review of the Mountbatten Brailler, Part 1
It's a brailler, it's a printer, and more. Read the first part of an in-depth examination of this multifaceted device—Frances Mary D'Andrea
Why aren't more diabetics with visual impairments using accessible devices to monitor their medical conditions? This article presents one answer—Taine Duncan and Darren Burton
This tiny, accessible MP3 player is a good option for taking your music and audio books on the road with you—Deborah Kendrick
The Assistive Technology Act of 2004
Thinking of buying a new CCTV or braille printer? Read about the leading source of financial assistance for assistive technology—Joy Relton
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