Access to the Internet by Visually Impaired and Blind People
This paper, entitled "APART OR A PART? Access to the Internet by Visually Impaired and Blind People, With Particular Emphasis on Assistive Enabling Technology And User Perceptions" published in Information Technology and Disabilities, Vol. 6, No.3-4, November 1999, describes a study designed to document perceptions and experiences of Web use by people with visual impairments, and to examine how access and use can be improved. (Ref: ADA)
This paper, entitled "APART OR A PART? Access to the Internet by Visually Impaired and Blind People, With Particular Emphasis on Assistive Enabling Technology And User Perceptions" published in Information Technology and Disabilities, Vol. 6, No.3-4, November 1999, describes a study designed to document perceptions and experiences of Web use by people with visual impairments, and to examine how access and use can be improved. (Ref: ADA)
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Information Services, Cardiff University, UK
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