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7.Sources & Resources

1. Vanderheiden, G. & Kaine-Krolak, M. (December1995 draft). Access the NII and Emerging Information Technologies by people with disabilities. Quotes are from "IV. Implications for People with Disabilities." (Copies of this report are available at trace.wisc.edu or by calling 608-262-6966. Trace R&D Center.S-151 Waisman Center, 1500 Highland Avenue, Madison, WI 53705.)
   
   
2. Mathy, P.(February 1995). Tele-Penpals: An Electronic Mail Facility for Expanding the Social Networks of People Who Are Unable to Speak Due to Neurological Impairments. Unpublished Paper. Meyer Rehabilitation Center, 600 S. 42^nd St. Omaha, NE 68198-5450.
   
   
3. Yahoohttp://www.yahoo.com/
   
   
4. Lucy Coveau. (March 1996). Personal Communication.
   
   
5. Lisa Wahl.(January 1996). Personal Communication.
   
   
6. Coveau,V.(1995). Telephoning with Technology, Real Times: Center for Accessible Technology, #28: January & February 1995,1-2.
   
   
7. Sarah Armstrong. (January 1996). Personal Communication.
   
   
8. Armstrong, S (1996). A Pocket Tour of Kidstuff on the Internet, San Francisco: Sybex.
   
   
9. Uncle Bob’s Kid s’ Page.http://gagme.wwa.com/oba/kidsi.html/

Some Disability Web Sites:

Evan Kemp Associates

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WeBABLE!

http://www.webable.com/

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