Urazy i kalectwa

Poradniki
• Access Singapore: the Physically Disabled Person's Guide to Accessible Places by the Singapore National Council of Social Service.
  
• Kevin Cole's Electronic Resources Regarding Persons With Disabilities.
  
• Disabled Peoples' InternationalLinks to Other Disability Webs.
  
• Disabilities Access Disabilities Links on the Internet.
  
• Francophone resources for Handicaped People.
  
• Untangling the Web: Answering the Question, "Where can I go to find Disability-Related Information?" by by Steven L. Fullmer at the West Virginia Rehabilitation Research & Training Center.
  
• Guillain-Barre Syndrome Disability Resources.
  
• Internet Resources for People with Disabilities by David Dawson.
  
• Hearing Loss Resources.
  
• IBM Special Needs Information Referral Center Resource Guide For Persons With Vision Impairments.
  
• DO-IT guide to disability resources on the Internet. Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology, College of Engineering/Computing & Communications, University of Washington.
  
• Kaitlin's Guide to Alternative hardware and software.
  
• Kovacs, Diane K. Education: special education, developmental disabilities, physical disabilities and ada (americans with disabilities act) Directory of Scholarly Electronic Conferences 9th Revision. 1995.
  
• Kuster, Judith Maginnis. Communication disorders and sciences internet guide. Version/Edition: 2.2. 1994.
  
• Ron Marriage's Blind Links.
  
• World-Wide Web Access for Blind People by Louis Perrochon and Andrea Kennel at the Institut ETH Zentrumfür Informationsysteme.
  
• Schiefelbusch Institute for Life Span Studies's list of Programs at Various Colleges and Universities for disabled persons.
  
• Schiefelbusch Institute for Life Span Studies's list of Information on Government related resources dealing with disabilities.
  
• Center for Disability Related Resources at the University of Arizona (CeDRR).
  
• WebABLE Web Sites for People With Disabilities.
  
• Autism Resources compiled by John Wobus.
  

  Zasoby

• Accessibility Alliance.
  
• AccessABILITY Technology Network.
  
• Action for Blind People gopher server.
  
• Adaptive Technology for Individuals with Disabilities.
  
• American Association of Disabled Persons.
  
• American Paralysis Association.
  
• Americans with Disabilities Act related information from the Schiefelbusch Institute for Life Span Studies.
  
• American Foundation for the Blind gopher.
  
• Americans with Disabilities Act Document Center.
  
• Apple's Disability Solutions.
  
• The Arc of the United States.
  
• Archive of BLIND-L Mailing List ("Computer Use by and for the Blind") maintained by Masafumi Nakane.
  
• Associated Services for the Blind.
  
• Audies Associazione.
  
• BAGPADD: Bay Area guide to programs for adults with developmental disabilities.
  
• Beach Center on Families and Disability at the University of Kansas.
  
• Blind Children's Center.
  
• British Computer Association for the Blind.
  
• Center for Independent Living.
  
• Center for Information Technology Accommodation.
  
• Center for the Prevention of Disabling Conditions at Syracuse University.
  
• Central Institute for the Deaf.
  
• Computers To Help People.
  
• Cornucopia of Disability Information gopher at the University of Buffalo.
  
• Crotched Mountain Foundation.
  
• Deaf Gopher at Michigan State University.
  
• Deaf magazine.
  
• Deaf Queer Resource Center.
  
• Deaf World Web.
  
• Delaware Autistic Program.
  
• Disabled Peoples' International.
  
• Disabilities Access Online Information Service.
  
• Disabilities Resources at Olivetti.
  
• Disability Information & Resource Centre.
  
• Disability Information at Texas A & M gopher.
  
• Disability Resources, Products, Services and Communication by Evan Kemp Associates.
  
• DO-IT at the University of Washington.
  
• Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.
  
• Dyslexia Archive.
  
• Dystonia Dialogue.
  
• EASI: Equal Access To Software And Information.
  
• EASI: Equal Access to Software & Information gopher.
  
• ELSNET, the European Network in Language and Speech.
  
• Disabled People's Association ENABLEnet.
  
• ERIC Clearinghouse on Disabilitites and Gifted Education.
  
• Gallaudet University's World-Wide Web.
  
  • Gallaudet University Center for Assessment and Demographic Studies.
• Guillain-Barre Syndrome.
  
• Handicap Software Archive, ftp site at the University of Oakland.
  
• HEATH Resource Center.
  
• The Hub for information for people in wheelchairs.
  
• Interdisciplinary Centre for Musculoskeletal Bioengineering and Rehabilitation Technology at Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
  
• International Exchange of Experts and Information in Rehabilitation (IEEIR) gopher.
  
• JAN on the Web (Job Accomodation Network).
  
• Marcus Center.
  
• McMaster University Office for Ability and Access.
  
• Missouri Arthritis Rehabilitation Research & Training Center (MARRTC).
  
• MRDEAF-L, the home page for the MRDEAF-L network, a group of people including teachers, parents, administrators, therapists and allied professionals who are interested in issues concerning services delivered to deaf persons who are mentally retarded.
  
• Muscular Dystrophy Association (Australia).
  
• Karen Nakamura's Deaf Resource Library.
  
• National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS).
  
• National Federation of the Blind.
  
• NCSA Mosaic Access Page.
  
• New York University Center for the Study and Treatment of Movement Disorders.
  
• Nottingham University Department of Psychology Blind Mobility Research Unit.
  
• NTID High Technology Center (HTC), National Technical Institute for the Deaf at Rochester Institute of Technology.
  
• Ontario March of Dimes.
  
• National University of Singapore's Project HIIT: Internet for the Hearing Impaired.
  
• Parkinson's Disease Information Exchange Network gopher.
  
• Physical Activity and Disability Group.
  
• Post-Polio Syndrome resources.
  
• Prosthetics Research Study, multi-disciplinary research and development for prevention of limb loss, wound healing, surgery, rehabilitation and prosthetics.
  
• Recording for the Blind.
  
• Royal National Institute for the Blind.
  
• SAIDIE - The Intellectual Disability Network.
  
• Disabilities and Rehabilitation Resources gopher at St. John's University.
  
• St. John's University Electronic Rehabilitation Resource Center gopher.
  
• Sign Linguistics Resource Index from the Deaf Studies Research Unit of Victoria University of Wellington.
  
• South Dakota School for the Visually Handicapped.
  
• Syringomyelia .
  
• Trace Center gopher of the Waisman Center and the Department of Industrial Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
  
• Research and Training Center for Neuromuscular Disease at the University of California, Davis.
  
• UCLA Disabilities and Computing Program gopher.
  
• University of Edinburgh's CALL Centre (Communication Aids for Language and Learning).
  
• University of Kansas University Affiliated Program for Developmental Disabilities.
  
• University of Manitoba Disability Information from the University of Maryland gopher.
  
• Internet Resources for the Disabled from University of Maryland at College Park InforM.
  
• University of Minnesota Disability gopher.
  
• University of Puget Sound, Occupational Therapy/Physical Therapy.
  
• University of Utah Center for Disabled Student Services.
  
• University of Washington Harborview Medical Center Rehabilitation Learning Center.
  
• Rehabilitation Technology Group at Vienna University of Technology.
  
• Waisman Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
  
• Washington Assistive Technology Alliance.
  
• Web Server for the Visually Handicapped.
  
• WebABLE.
  
• West Virginia Rehabilitation Research and Training Center: the International Center on Disability Information.
  
• Western New York Disabilities Forum.
  
• Women with Disabilities gopher.
  

  Bibliografia

• References and bibliography for "Guidelines for Serving Disabled Women" by Elaine Carty, Tali Conine, Angela Holbrook, and Lenore Riddell, published in Midwifery today 1993 Autumn; 27.
  

  Bazy danych

• Assistive Technology Database Interface.
  
• Dyslexia Database.
  
• Functional Assessment Information Service (FAIS),.
  

  Dokumentacja

• Understanding the Americans with Disabilities Act by Richard Alexander.
  
• The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): a NARIC Resource Guide. August 1993.
  
• Americans with Disabilities Act Document Center.
  
• Differing Abilities by Dana Mulvany.
  
  originally appeared in the March/April 1994 (Issue 16) issue of Personal Electronics News (P.E.N.) magazine
• Disabilities Access Factsheets.
  
• Helping Our Nation's Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities and Their Families: a Briefing Paper on Part H of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) 1986-1995: a Preliminary Report Submitted to the Federal Interagency Coordinating Council, April 20-21, 1995 by the Ad Hoc Part H Work Group. Published by NEC*TAS, Chapel Hill, NC. Posted: 5/12/95.
  
• International Organization for Standardization (ISO) TC 173 Technical systems and aids for disabled or handicapped persons.
  
• Kovalik, Gail; Kruppenbacher, Frank. Libraries and the ADA: providing accessible media to deaf and hard-of-hearing people MC journal: the journal of academic media librarianship 1994 winter; 2 (1).
  
• Kurze, Martin. Giving Blind People Access to Graphics; Example: Business Graphics (presented at the SW-Ergonomie '95 Workshop "Nicht-visuelle Graphische BenutzungsoberflŠchen", Darmstadt 22.02.95).
  
• Kurze, Martin. Guidelines for Blind Persons' Interaction with Graphical Information using Computer Technology.
  
• Kurze, Martin ; Petrie, Helen; Moreley, Sarah; Deconinck, Frank; Strothotte, Thomas. New Approaches for accessing different classes of graphics by blind people (Proceedings of the 2nd TIDE Congress, Paris 26-28 April 1995. Amsterdam: IOS Press, 1995. 268-272).
  
• Vision Impairments: A Guide for the Perplexed: a miscellany of information and resources for persons with vision impairments, collected, written, and edited by John Lyon .
  
• National Council on Disability documents.
  
• Perrochon, Louis; Kennel, Andrea. World-Wide Web Access for Blind People.
  
• Opportunities: Equal Access to Electronic Library Services for Patrons with Disabilities developed by EDUCOM/EUIT's Project EASI (Equal Access to Software and Information); created under the direction of Dr. Norman Coombs; editor: Carmela Castorina. March15, 1993 Copyright (c) 1993 by EDUCOM, The Interuniversity Communications Council, Inc.
  
• Trace R& D Center Design of HTML (Mosaic) Pages to Increase Their Accessibility to Users With Disabilities: Strategies for Today and Tomorrow Version 1.0. 1/31/95.
  
• U.S. Architectural & Transportation Barriers Compliance Board. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Accessibility Guidelines for Buildings and Facilities as published in the Federal Register july 26, 1991.
  
• U.S. General Services Administration. Center for Information Technology Accommodation. Writing accessible HTML documents by Paul Fontaine. June 5, 1995 DRAFT.
  
• Assistive Technology for the Disabled Computer User by Linda Wilson; Updated 11/94 by: Carolyn Kotlas and Michelle Martin. Institute for Academic Technology. (Information Resource Guides Series #IRG-20)
  

  Czasopisma elektroniczne

• The Ability Network.
  
• Deaf magazine.
  
• Disabilities Access news brought to you by Disability Now.
  
• Disability international (selected articles).
  
• Handicapped news.
  
• Information technology and disabilities electronic journal.
  
• Journal of cognitive rehabilitation (selected articles).
  

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