Library Hi Tech

Accessibility of Web-based information resources for people with disabilities
pp. 135-136(2)
Author: Schmetzke A.

[Image] [Image] [Image] [Link] [Link] [Link]: inaccessible Web design from the perspective of a blind librarian
pp. 137-140(4)
Authors: Lewis V.; Klauber J.

Voyager 2000: a review of accessibility for persons with visual disabilities
pp. 141-147(7)
Authors: Axtell R.; Dixon J.M.

Viewing the sunrise: iPac 2.0 accessibility
pp. 148-161(14)
Author: Johns S.M.

Reading between the lines: an evaluation of WindowEyes screen reader as a reference tool for teaching and learning
pp. 162-168(7)
Author: Bowman V.

Accessibility and usability of Web-based library databases for non-visual users
pp. 169-178(10)
Authors: Byerley S.L.; Chambers M.B.

Libraries, aggregator databases, screen readers and clients with disabilities
pp. 179-187(9)
Author: Riley C.A.

An accessibility assessment of selected Web-based health information resources
pp. 188-198(11)
Authors: McCord S.K.; Frederiksen L.; Campbell N.

Evaluating opportunities for expanded information access: a study of the accessibility of four online databases
pp. 199-206(8)
Author: Horwath J.

Establishing accessibility for e-journals: a suggested approach
pp. 207-220(14)
Author: Coonin B.

Making Web-based tables accessible for users of screen readers
pp. 221-231(11)
Authors: Amtmann D.; Johnson K.; Cook D.

Penn State's new "cybrary" at Harrisburg - a talk with Dr Harold Shill
pp. 232-236(5)
Author: Boone M.D.

Wireless use in libraries
pp. 237-240(4)
Author: Graham R.A.

Copyright in the networked world: new rules for images
pp. 241-244(4)
Author: Seadle M.