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NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Introduction to Assistive Technologies for the Web Gaye Graves WebDev Manager Benjamin Simpson Information Architect NASA Ames Research Center 7/19/00

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Overview Review of several types of disabilities Software and Hardware assistive technology for web browsing Emerging Technologies Assistive Technology Vendors Resource Links

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Review of Disabilities Vision –Blind, vision impairment, color perception Hearing –Deaf, hearing loss due to age Motor skills –Strength, control, paralysis, prosthesis Cognition –Learning, reading, memory disorders

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Software & Hardware Product Observations Generally add-ons, not built-in, but this is changing Purchased from specialized vendors Mostly mail order or web, not store front Fairly expensive –Expense due to limited market base? –Possible to rent instead of buy Primarily for Windows, not Mac

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Software & Hardware Vision Impairment Screen Readers –Synthesized speech reads file names, menus, alerts, text, alt tags, and links –Products: OutSpoken, Jaws, WindowEyes Screen Magnifiers –Enlarges a portion of the screen –Products: In Large, ZoomText, LP-Windows

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Software & Hardware Vision Impairment (cont’d) Braile Displays –Placed in front of keyboard –Reads screen text and converts to Braile –Products: Duxbury Braile Displays Color Adjustment –Invert black and white or change colors –Products: In Large

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Software & Hardware Vision Impairment (cont’d) Text-based browsers –Works with text-to-speech software –Tab-enabled capabilities Internet Explorer better than Netscape Audio –Can be added as narration –prWebSpeak browser has text-to-speech –Products: Powerpoint, Eudora

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Software & Hardware Hearing Impairment QuickTime (captioning on additional track) – SMIL (Synchronized Multimedia Language) – SAMI (Synchronized Accessible Media Interchange) – ult.htm

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Software & Hardware Motor Skills Mouse alternatives: –Pointers, Head mice, Switches, Touch Screens –Eye tracking –Foot pedals (for keyboard and mouse) –Arrow Key or Tab-enabled Browsers –Voice Recognition Sticky Keys

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Software & Hardware Cognitive Impairment Screen readers that highlight text as it’s read Using images in addition to words Personal web page so content will be in a consistent location Product: MyWahoo!

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Emerging Technologies Edapta – (Jini) Server-based software queries device for user display profile and provides appropirate version Networking technology recognizes devices as they connect including PDAs, phones, etc.

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Emerging Technologies (Cont’d) VoiceXML provides intelligent API to speech and telephony apps for developers – Adobe Acrobat Access 4.05 creates screenreader usable version of pdf – 5efe.htm

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Assistive Technology Vendors Apple Computer – – Microsoft – Keyboard Alternatives & Vision Solution – Assistive Technology Industry Association –

NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER WebDev Group: Assistive Technologies 8/30/2015 Resource Links GSFC Accessibility Section – ARC Accessibility Section – WebABLE database – ICDR –