Designed to introduce screen reader users to the basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript – the educational resources include a free online curriculum, resource-rich website, downloadable tactile diagrams, and lecture recordings.
![Open Educational Resources including resource-rich website and tactile tools. [Image Description: Screen shot of website home page and text reads, "Accessible web development curriculum, recordings, tools, and additional resources for learning and practicing web development with a screen reader." Screen shot of 8 tactile diagram designs and text reads, "Tactile Diagrams: CSS and design concepts at users’ fingertips! 1) Font type; 2) Font family; 3) Font size; 4) box model; 5-6) Alignment; 7-8) Color Theory"]](https://sites.psu.edu/resnasdc/files/2021/08/129-AccessibleWebDev-ProductPhoto-150x150.png)
Archive | Access and Communication Technology
Accessible Web Development
Customizable AAC Grid for Research Pennsylvania State University (RERC on AAC award)
Assistive customizable grid prototype created via Xamarin showing varying key roundnesses and different keys each corresponding to a different animal to be spoken aloud by the device.
Alternative Augmented Communication Device B.V. Raju Institute of Technology
GYREX – An Alternative Augmented Communication Device
Synaspeak: An Eye Blink to Speech AAC Device For Users with Motor Neuron Disorders Anna University
Synaspeak is a machine learning based tool designed to help paralyzed users to communicate by converting their eyeblinks into speech.
Adaptive Tongue Operated Mouse (ATOM) – RERC on AAC Award winner University of Wisconsin – Stout
The ATOM (Adaptive Tongue Operated Mouse) was developed to eliminate the restrictive nature of related assistive computer access technologies, while offering an efficient and affordable solution.
Reka:Vocabulary suggestions for Augmentative and Alternative Communication devices – 2019 TREAT Award Winner University of Waterloo
By using social and environmental information to automatically customize device vocabulary, the technology will support the improvement of speed and quality of AAC output delivery.