Lots of Links
(Updated January 2008) -- Links below are external Disclaimer of Endorsement
NOTE: The following websites contain useful information related to the services, needs, and issues of concern to people with visual impairments.
Topics from A to Z:
Numbers A B C
D E F G
H I J K L
M N O P Q
R S T U
V W X Y Z
Numbers
19 Ways to Step Back:
http://www.svrc.vic.edu.au/ways.html
http://www.afb.org/Section.asp?SectionID=44&TopicID=108&DocumentID=1573
3vi web site and CD-ROM for sighted peers: http://www.3vi.com.au
A
AAEE
(American Association for Employment in Education - teacher vacancies)
Abacus: All
you need to know
A
history of the abacus
A
lesson on using the abacus
Information
on the abacus from the Texas School for the Blind (TSBVI)
TSBVI's
abacus packet
Build
a Lego® abacus
Abilitations,Inc.(adaptive
equipment for recreation, therapy & movement)
ABILITY
CULTURE: Culture, Arts and Entertainment for People with Disabilities
Ability Hub
Abledata:
Database
of Assistive Technology
Search
by product type
Blind
and Low Vision Products
Ablenet, Inc.
About
Blindness
ABTIM (See
also VideoTIM)
Academic Success in Learning:
for Math phobics and LD
Academy
for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation and Education Professionals
Accelerated
Reader
Access 20/20
Braille, Large Print, Audio and Disk Access Services
Access Adobe Files:
Access Adobe
Access Adobe Online Tools
Access Art
Access Board Accessibility Guidelines and Standards
Access Center
Accessmart e-mail list: Buy, sell or trade items among BVI folks.
To join, send blank message to:
accessmart-subscribe@googlegroups.com
Access Technologists Higher Education
Network (ATHEN)
Access Technology
Institute
Access U.S.A. Alternate Media Access
Service (including signage)
Access World subscription
information
Accessibility
Guidelines from World Wide Web Consortium
Accessibility in Higher
Education or Professional Licensing
Accessibility Products: Including
ice grip for cane
Accessibility
Resources Online
Accessible and Useable
PDF Documents:
Techniques for Document Authors, by Karen McCall karlen.communications@primus.ca
CG
daisy talking book products
Accessible Books and E-Text:
See/Hear
Newsletter: Summer 02 Audible books
Accessible
book collection
Accessible
book publishing (ReadText, Scan N Talk, BookCrafter)
Cast
accessible textbooks
The Online Books Page at the University of Pennsylvania
Accessible Design for the Blind : Accessible Pedestrian Signals, Detectable Warnings/Truncated Domes
Accessible by Design Web Access Site
Accessible Dictionaries Online:
Reference Dictionary
wsmith@wordsmith.org
Word Web
Reference Desk
Talking Dictionary
Download talking dictionary Version 7.0.1
Accessible CD ROM and other learning media
Accessible Cell Phones for the Blind, Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Physically Disabled and Elderly
Accessible Classroom Project: Making the Grade
Accessible Games Book:
Author's site
To
Purchase from Allheart
Accessible GPS Overview and Compariso
Accessible Graphing Calculator:
Description
The
Calculator
Audio graphing
calculator from ViewPlus
Large
Display Scientific Calculator
Accessible Magazines:
National
Library Servies Online Magazines
Colorado
Talking Book LibraryAccessible Media Producers Database
Accessible
PDF - Creating Accessible and Useable PDF Documents: Techniques
for Document Authors, ISBN 0-9738246-1-1 by Karen McCall, M.Ed. karlen.communications@primus.ca
Acccessible PDF -
makes the reading of PDF documents easier for users of screen readers and screen magnifiers)
Accessible Pedestrian Signals
Accessible Textbooks:
Accessible
Textbook and Media Production
Electronic
Textbooks Accessible
Web Tools
Accommodations
for College Students with Disabilities
Accommodations
in Statewide Tests for Students with Visual Impairments
Accredited College and University Professional Preparation Programs:
Collaborative
Professional Preparation
Ace Centre
ACT
Exams
ADA Compliant
Signs (see also Braille Signage)
ADA
for College Students
ADA
Homepage, Department of Justice
ADA Requirements
for Truncated Domes (Detectable Warnings on Wheelchair Ramps)
Adapted Graphics Listserv
Adapted and Assistive Technology
Adaptive
Physical Education
Adaptive
Technologies for Learning and Work Environments
Adaptive
Technology Consulting (ATC)
Adaptive
Technology Product Fact Sheets
Adaptive Technology Resource Center:
Home
Page
Electronic
Libraries
Technical Glossary
Advocacy Consortium for College Students with Disabilities
AER Books and Resources
AFB Textbooks and Instructional Materials Solutions Forum:
Textbooks
Forum
Agencies
for Blind and Visually Impaired People
A
Guide to Making Documents Accessible to People Who Are Blind or Visually
Impaired
AIRCVH(Association of Instructional
Resource Centers for Visually Handicapped) Directory
Albinism:
Tips
for Teachers
Strategies
for Teaching
Alliance for
Technology Access
Alternate
Assessment for Students with Severe Disabilities (NYS)
Alternative
Format Guidance Memo
American Academy
of Ophthalmology
American Academy
of Optometry
American Council
of the Blind:
Homepage
The
Braille Forum
Affiliated
Organizations
Job
Bank
Legislation
Resolutions
Accessible
Documents Guidelines
American
Foundation for the Blind Careers and Technology Information Bank
American Printing
House for the Blind, Inc
Any
Browser Campaign for Accessible Web Design
Approved Sites by
Bobby/CAST
A-Prompt: Web
Accessibility Demo for Web
Authors
The Arc of the United States
Artic Technologies: Accessibility
appliances for the blind and visually impaired
New York State Education
Department Student Assessment
Assistive Technology from TSBVI
Assistive Technology
from EVAS
Assistive Technology Funding
and Transfer
Atlas Talking Maps and
the Global Positioning System (GPS)
Australian Statewide Vision Resource
Center
Automotive Safety
Issues for Persons with Disabilities
ASA/Noise Ultrasonic
Eyeglasses for the Blind (Leslie Kay)
Assessment
Compendium: Instruments for Assessing the Skills and Interests
of Individuals with Visual Impairments
Assist with Windows:
Tutorials and keyboard guides to help people who are blind use popular
Windows programs
Assistive Technology:
Sonar Vision glasses for the blind
Assistive Technology Training Online (ATTO):
Homepage
Product
Database
AssistiveTech.net:
Online Resource for Assistive Technology
B
Bat Cane from
Sound Alert
Behavior Advisor
Bell Labs
Text-to-Speech: Speech synthesizer
Benetech: Technology to
benefit people with disabilities (see also Bookshare.org):
Bibliomania: E-text books
and reference
Bioptic: Driving aid for
people with conditions that reduce resolution or visual acuity
Blind Babies Foundation
Blind Children's Fund
Blind
Initiative Guidelines
from the National Association of State Directors of Special Education
(NASDSE)
Blind Online
News Service International
Blind Student’s
Literacy Rights and Education Act
Blindness-Related
Emailing List (BLIST) – A most comprehensive listing
Blindness Resource Center
at NY Institute for Special Education includes the following links:
Eye
Conditions
Resource
Sites on blindness
Transcription
services
Blind
Readers Page
Blindskills, Inc.
BlindSoftware.com (downloadable)
Books/Reading
Emailing Listserv for Blind and Visually Impaired Readers
Bookshare.org:
Digital Books Without Borders (see
also Benetech):
Braille Authority of North
America (BANA)
Braille Book
files to download from TSBVI
Braille Development Section
of the National Library Service (NLS), Certification as a Braille
Transcriber of Proofreader
Braille Institute of America
Braille
Instruction Resources
Braille Is Beautiful
Braille Jewelry
Braille Music Fonts
BrailleNote notetaker from
Pulse Data International
Braille Notetaker Repair
Braille
Novel-T’s
Braille on the IEP:
IDEA (PL 105-17) Regulations
Braille.org International Braille Research Center:
Facts
about Braille
Electronic
Braille Book Library
Braille
Code and Instruction Resources
Braille
Printers from
Enabling Technologies
Braille Proofreader's
Font for Sighted Persons
Braille
Reading Learning Standards
Braille Research Center
Braille Review
Braille Revival League and
web sites on braille
Braille Signs:
ASI
Sign Systems
SETON: Identification
and Identity Experts
Entrada
Braille: Signs for elevators
Media Incorporated:
Makers of Braille signs
Braille Star from
HumanWare
Braille through Remote Learning (BRL)
Braille Transcribers' listserv: BrailleTranscribers@egroups.com
Braille Transcribing (Liz
Gray)
Braille Transcription
Resource List from National Federation of the Blind (NFB)
Braille translation service: ghbraille
Braille Translation Software
Braillewriters
throughout History at APH Callahan Museum
C
Camera Obscura Blindness Related Resources:
A comprehensive
list of resources
Read 'em
and Speak: A comprehensive listing of resources for e-text and
other accessible reading materials
Camp Winnekeag
Cane and Mobility Resources
CareerZone Transition Planning
Site
Carroll Center for the Blind
Chapter
377 of the Laws of 2001
Chocolate Brailled Greeting Bars
Classic
Reader Electronic Text Source
Classroom Strategies
for Regular Educators who have students with visual impairments
Closing the Gap technology
resources
Cole Eye Institute
at the Cleveland Clinic
Computers to Help People: includes
the following links:
Braille Music Transcription
Braille and E-text Math
Tactile Graphs and Maps
Technical Braille Center
Core Curriculum
for Blind and Visually Impaired Students (National Agenda):
Council
for Exceptional Children (CEC):
Main
Page
Special
Education Discussion Forums
Special
Education Career Connections
Online
Assessment Course
Life
Centered Career Education Training
Division
on Visual Impairments
CrissCross
Technologies:
Training for Users of Talking Computers
Cursors: Large cursors for the
visually impaired
Biggy-Light
Rabe's
Big-Cursors
Comet
Cursor (free)
D
DAAS Vision Simulators
Daisy Consortium for Digital Talking Books
DB-LINK: National Information
Clearinghouse for Children who are Deaf-Blind
Deafblindness and Sign
Language:
Sign Language Course
Learning American
Sign Language
American
Sign Language Sites
ICEVI: International Council for
Education of People with Visual Impairment Descriptive
Video Service (WGBH)
Detectable
Warnings
Different
Just Like Me
Digital-Audio Electronic
Textbooks from RFB&D
Dog Guides
DO-IT Program (Disabilities,
Opportunities, Internetworking and Technology) - People with disabilities
successfully pursuing academics and careers
Dolphin Computer Access for
people who are visually impaired
Dotless Braille
Dots Plus Tactile
Fonts
Duxbury Systems Braille Translation
Software
Dynavox Page
Exchange
E
Early Intervention Training Center
for Infants and Toddlers with Visual Impairments
E-Access Bulletin
Education Grants
and Contracts
Educator's Guide to Evaluating
the Use of Technology in Schools and Classrooms
Educational Resources Information Center
(ERIC)
Educational Toys from VTech
Kids
Electronic
Classroom
Electronic
Text Initiatives at NYU
Electronic
Travel Aids (Tom Brennan’s site)
E-medicine World Medical Library
Enabling Devices Toys for
Special Children (Switch-Activated, etc.)
Encyclopedia online
English Braille American
Edition 1994
Enhanced Vision Systems (Jordy,
Flipper, etc.)
En-Vision America Assistive
Technology (Talking Prescriptions, etc.)
Equal Access to Software and Information ( EASI)
ERIC (Educational Resources Information
Center)
eSight Careers Network:
Resources for people who are visually impaired
EVAS Assistive
Technology
Expanded Core Curriculum
of the National Agenda
Exploring
College Planning Resources
Exceptional Teaching Aids,
Inc.
Eye
Anatomy Tutorial at Cole Eye Institute
Eye
Resources on the Internet
Eye Sight The Eyesite:
Ocular/medical information
Eye Test Software – Vision Rx
F
Family Friendly Fun and
Special Needs Resources
FCC Video
Description Regulations
Five Minute Introduction
to Braille
For Our Children’s
Unique Sight (FOCUS) on Optic Nerve Hypoplasia (O.N.H.) and Septo-Optic
Dysplasia, (S.O.D.):
Clickinks.com -
fonts for disablities: Braille and Sign Language
Fred’s Head Database
Freedom Scientific Blind/Low
Vision Group (see also Scientific Notebook):
Main Page
Newsletter
G
Games accessible to people who are blind:
Accessible Games
Bavisoft
ESP Softworks
GMA Games
Jim Kitchen
K Chess
Elite
PCS Games
United States Braille
Chess Association (USBCA)
Z Form Games
ghbraille (Braille translation
service)
Global
Positioning System for the Blind
GlowDog: Reflective clothing for people
and pets
Graphical Calculus
Course For Blind Students
Growing Strong Guide to
Blindness and Visual Impairment-Related Information and Resources (Sarah
Jane Blake’s Web site)
Guide Dog Schools (various
sites):
Canine
Companions for Independence
Guide
Dog Schools
Dog
Guide Schools
Guide Horse Foundation:
Main Page
The story about the first
guide horse user
Guidelines
for Providing State Assessments in Alternate Formats For Students with
Visual Impairments
Guide
to Toys for Children who are Blind or Visually Impaired
GW Micro / Synapse Adaptive Technology:
Main Page
Product Menu
(Synapse Adaptive Technology)
H
Hadley School for the Blind:
Main Page
Braille
and Communication Courses
Parent
and Family Courses
Hands And Eyes
Newsletter: Art and Learning Activities for Visually Impaired Students
and Their Friends
Handicapped Individuals
and the Law
HEATH: National Clearinghouse
on Postsecondary Education for Individuals with Disabilities
Hotbraille: Free Braille Translation
Service
How is College Different
from High School? (Transition tips from Southern Methodist University)
HumanWare: Assistive technology
for people with visual and learning difficulties
I
IBOT:Stair-climbing
power wheelchair from Dynopower
I Can See Books E-Text Transcription
Service Index:
Index
E-Text production
services
IDEA
news online information about the Individuals with Disabilities
Education Act
Index Braille Embossers and
WinBraille Braille editor
Information Technology
Degree Programs
Information Technology Technical Assistance and Training Center (ITTAC):
Main Page
Free web accessibility
course
Innoventions, Inc. – Source
of Magnicam CCTV
Institute for Families
of Blind Children
Instructional
Materials Accessibility Act (IMAA): Section-by-Section Analysis
Instructor's
Manual for the New Programmed Instruction in Braille
IntelliTools, IntelliKeys,
IntelliTalk, etc.
International Braille Research Center
International Council for
Disability Resources on the Internet
International Council for Education of
People with Visual Impairment (ICEVI)
International Council on English Braille (ICEB):
Main Page
Tactile Graphics
Project
Internet Anagram
Server Wordsmith
J
Job Exchange (SpEdEx)
Journal of Visual Impairment
and Blindness Online
L
Laboratory
Task Accommodations for Students with Visual Impairments
Lernout & Hauspie (Dragon,
Naturally Speaking)
Library Extranet
Lighthouse
International:
Main
Page
Eye
Conditions
Lilli Nielsen’s Active Learning Approach
and "Little Room" products:
Main
Page
Lilliput
North America
Literacy
Section of Reading Online
Literature
of the Fantastic: Public Domain Literature for e-text
Liz Grey’s Links
to Braille Information
Louis Braille's
Vision
Low Vision Enhancement
System (LVES)
Low Vision Gateway
M
Macromedia Accessibility
Resource Center:
Accessibility
and Flash Player
Flash
Player Accessibility
Mathematics Accessible to Visually
Impaired Students (MAVIS)
Math and Number Systems:
Introduction
to Number Systems
Nemeth
Braille Code for Mathematics
Michigan
Severity Rating Scale
Money
Skills Instruction
Moon Braille
Mountbatten Brailler
Multiple Disabilities
Survey Results (APH)
N
National Accreditation Council for Agencies
Serving the Blind
National and
New York State Learning Standards (NY Institute for Special Education):
Resources
Regarding Students Who are Blind or Visually Impaired
National
Association for Parents of Children with Visual Impairments (NAPVI)
National Association
of Blind Students (NABS), NFB
National
Braille Association
National Braille Press
Catalogue of Publications
National Braille Factory
National Center for Accessible Media
National Eye Institute Information
on Eye Conditions:
Free
Publications (also
available in Spanish)
National
Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research
National Library Service for the Blind (NLS):
Main Page
Certification
as a Braille Transcriber of Proof Reader
National Organization for Albinism
and Hypopigmentation (NOAH)
National Sports Center for the Disabled
National
Touch Reading Day
Naturally Speaking
Unofficial Information Pages
Navigator
Internet Guide for Students, Parents and Teachers
Nemeth Code for
Braille Mathematics
Neurological Eye Simulator
New Vision Store:
Products for people with visual impairment
New York Institute for Special
Education
NYS
Part 200 Regulations
New York State Resource
Center for Visually Impaired
New York State School
for the Blind
New York
State Standards and Resource Guides
NYS
Transition Student and Family Resources
No Child Left Behind
Act
NoIR Medical Technologies
NorthStar Audio Books
O
Occupational Outlook Handbook
Office of Teaching (and
Certification) Homepage
Olympus
Digital Voice Recorder
ONCE: The Spanish
National Organization of the Blind
Optek Systems
Access Technology for people with visual impairments
Opus Technologies: Braille Music
fonts
ORCLISH (Ohio Resource Center for Low Incidence and Severely Handicapped):
Visual
Impairment Resources
Ohio’s
Braille Law and related resources
Orientation
and Mobility Severity Rating Scale
P
PAM-AID (Personal Adaptive Mobility Aid for the Frail Visually Impaired):
Main
Page
PAM-AID
Project
Parent Advocacy Coalition
for Educational Rights (PACER)
Parenting Special Needs:
In
the Spotlight
Parenting
Parents'
Guide to
the Development of Preschool Children with Disabilities
Parent
Network Center of Western New York
Parent's Guide to
College
Parents of Blind and Visually
Impaired Children
Parrot Voice Mate Voice Recognition
Digital Organizer
PaTTAN Pennsylvania Training
and Technical Assistance Network Resources for students with sensory
impairments
PC Talking Typing Tutor for Windows
PE
Central (Adaptive Education)
Perkins School for the Blind
Personnel
Preparation
Poe, Edgar Allan
E-text
Polka-dots page on keyboard
that work for 6-key braille entry
Professional Development
and Inclusive Education
Project Gutenberg Public Domain
Electronic Text Resources
Project PAVE (Providing
Access to the Visual Environment)
Public Domain Fiction E-text
Pulse
Data International Products (BrailleNote and Smart View)
R
Read 'Em and Speak -
list of electronic text sources
Readers with
Visual Impairments: Web Design Considerations
ReadPlease free text-to-speech
software
Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic
Rehabilitation Recruitment
Center (job listings for rehabilitation professionals)
Rehabilitation
Research and Training Center on Blindness and Low Vision:
Main
Page
Dog
Guide Schools
NYS
Dog Guide Schools
Orientation
and Mobility
Repro-Tronics
Products for Tactile Graphics
Resources
for Learning and Refreshing Literary Braille Skills
Resources for Parents
and Teachers of Blind Kids (Debbie Day’s Site)
ROPARD (Retinopathy
of Prematurity FAQ and Association):
Main
Page
Frequently
Asked Questions
ROPARD Bibliography -
Resources for Parents and Teachers
S
Scan and Read: Portable
(e-text) Reading machine from Premier Programming
School for the
Blind Searchable Database
Science and Math in E-text
and Braille (from Computers to Help People, Inc.)
Scientific Notebook (see
also Freedom Scientific/Duxbury)
The Screen Magnifiers Homepage
SEA/NASDSE
Survey on Braille Instruction
Section 508 – The Road to
Accessibility
Seedlings Braille Books for Children
Self-Advocacy in
College
Sensory Tools from
Robotron (Talking Compass, Braille Display Scientific Calculator,
Pronto Reading Machine and BrailleMaster software)
Shakespeare E-text
Sighted Electronics Products
Software
for the Blind or Visually Impaired Computer User
Special Child (for parents & caregivers
of children with disabilities)
Special
Education in New York State for Children Ages 3-12: A Parent's Guide
Special Education
Resources for K-12
Speech Friendly
Search Engines and Tools (Tom Brennan’s site)
Sports and Recreation
Standards,
Testing and Accountability
Statistics
on Vision Impairment: A Resource Manual
Strategies for teaching
students with vision impairments:
Main
Page
Science
Scitech
Daily
Students
with Disabilities Transition from High School to College Guide
T
Tack-Tiles® Braille
System
Tactile Colour for People
with Visual Impairments
Tactile Graphics
Design
Tactile
Graphics – MENTOR
TAEVIS (Tactile
Access to Education for Visually Impaired Students)
Teaching
Jobs in New York State
TechAdapt: Accessible Media
and e-text Services
Techno Braille® from
Creative Tactile Solutions
Technology
at Your Fingertips handbook
Technology
Guide to Assist Students with Visual Impairments in Meeting Curriculum
Goals
Technology Literacy Challenge
(TLC) Fund of NYS
Tesco Tutorials (Listening
to Windows, etc.)
Texas School for the Blind
and Visually Impaired (TSBVI):
Main Page
Assistive
Technology
Text-to-Speech:
Speech synthesizer
Texas
Textbook Adoption Proclamation of 1999
Texas Text Exchange
Textbooks in
Alternative Formats (NYS Talking Book and Braille Library):
Tiresias
International Information on Visual Disability (Scientific Research
Unit of Royal National Institute for the Blind):
Main
Page
Sources
of adaptive devices for teaching math and science
Toccata
Braille Music Transcription Software
Toshiba
America Foundation Education Grants
Touch the Universe: A
NASA Braille Book of Astronomy
Touch Window
Toys,
Glorious Toys – For children with sensory impairments - From
See/Hear
Toys with Switch Activation:
Ablenet
Enabling
Devices
Trace Resource and Development
Center for Assistive Technology:
TRAID (Technology
Related Assistance for Individuals with Disabilities)
Transition Resource
Institute in Illinois
Transition Resources: miscellaneous sources:
Exploring
College Planning Resources
From "The
Braille Monitor"
Handbook
Resources
from OK Ahead
Student
and Family Resources
Travel
Training
TravelVision Orientation & Mobility
Resources
TVI
Certification in NYS and other special licenses
U
Unicode: Allows any character from
any language or alphabet to be represented uniquely in an electronic
source.
University of Pennsylvania
Online Texts Collection
U.S. Department
of Education Grants and Contracts
U.S. Department of
Justice FREE ADA Technical Assistance CD-ROM
User Agent Accessibility
Guidelines ( W3C®)
Using Talking Signs® Systems
to Teach Blind Children O&M (TSBVI)
V
Vendors Specializing
in Technology for the Blind (NY Institute for Sp. Ed. site)
Video
TIM (Tactile Imaging Machine), similar to Optacon:
ViewPlus Technologies
(Tiger Advantage Tactile Graphics):
Main
Page
Product
Descriptions
V.I. Guide to Internet Resources about Visual Impairments for Parents
and Teachers:
Main
Page
Assistive
technology page
Vision Associates
Vision Technology, Inc.
Visual Healing: A Self-Help
Therapy Program for Macular Degeneration, Retinitis Pigmentosa, Glaucoma
and Other Eye Disorders
Visually Impaired Preschool Services,
Inc. (Kentucky)
W
Washington Assistive Technology Alliance
Resource
Links
Vision
Links
WebAble and Web Access Checklists (IBM W3C) and Projects ( NCAM):
Flash
upgrade for Web access
IBM
Accessibility Center
NCAM
Projects
WebAble
Main Page
Web Access (see
also Access
Board, Accessible Web Design, Accessible
Web Tools, American Council of the Blind accessible
documents guidelines, Any Browser Campaign for Accessible
Web Design, A-Prompt, EASI,
Information
Technology Technical Assistance and Training Center,
Macromedia, National
Center for Accessible Media, Readers with Visual
Impairments, Section 508, User
Agent Accessibility Guidelines (W3C®), WebAble
and Web Access Checklists, and XML: Web Accessibility
Guidelines)
What is a Disability?
White Canes
WinZip® Archive utility for Windows (use to unzip files to transcribe
into braille or LP):
Announcement
WinZip® Download
Wisconsin
Assistive Technology Initiative:
Main Page
Resource
Guide
Assessment
Forms
World Trade Center Disaster
Captioned Photos
X
XML: Web Accessibility Guidelines
Z
The
Zimmerman Low Vision Simulation Kit
Zip and Unzip Utilities:
PKWare's
PKZIP
Ultimate
Zip
Unzip
Wizard
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