Disabilities Series, Part Six: Assistive Technologies
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Guests: Judy Brewer Director, Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) International Program Office World Wide Web Consortium Cambridge, Massachusetts Fred Fay Chair, Telecommunications Network Justice for All Chair, Disability Advisory Committee Democratic National Committee 1997 Recipient, Henry B. Betts Award Concord, Masssachusetts Paul Schroeder Director, National Technology Program American Foundation for the Blind Chicago, Illinois Voice input software, Braille printers, and closed captioning of video and audio have helped make today's high-tech tools available to more people. In part six of Talk of the Nation's disability series, we'll be talking about assistive technologies that aid in independent living, and make computers and the World Wide Web accessible to people with disabilities.
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