1. Tablet PC As An Enabling Technology Todd Landstad and Guy Barker, Software Design Engineers Mobile PC Division Microsoft Corporation Mike Buckley, University of Buffalo

2. Tablet PC As An Enabling Technology Introduction and Examples Communication Solutions Visual Solutions Hearing Solutions Cognitive Solutions Assistive Technology Vendor Solutions

3. Examples Of Tablet PC Usage The student with a speech disability Ink and handwriting recognition as enabling features The person who is developmentally delayed and visually impaired Form factor as an enabling feature

4. InkTalk Program Simple replacement for pen and paper Program and source code available from http://Herbi.org http://Herbi.org

5. Tablet PC Speech Assistant Handwriting or list selection input Offers choices based on input so far Choices based on past usage

6. Tablet PC Speech Assistant Todd Landstad Tablet PC Group

7. Tablet PCs In Socially Relevant Projects Mike Buckley University of Buffalo

8. Tablet PC And Visual Disabilities Screen Readers High Contrast Magnification programs

9. Concentrating On One Point Only Guy Barker Laptop PC Group

10. Tablet PC And Visual Disabilities Microsoft and ONCE research Assesses Tablet PC usage by children with different degrees of visual disability Karen McCall, Karlen Communications Tablet PC Technology and People with Disabilities http://www.iprimus.ca/~martha/new- technology.htm http://www.iprimus.ca/~martha/new- technology.htm http://easi.cc/forms/tablet.htm Workshops on using Tablet PC technology for students with disabilities

11. Tablet PC And Visual Disabilities Making pictures more informative

12. Making Pictures More Informative Guy Barker Laptop PC Group

13. Tablet PC And Hearing Disabilities Ink or Text to Speech Provides one-way communication Speech Recognition Becomes two-way communication Available in different situations More situations as technology continues to improve

14. Tablet PC And Cognitive Disabilities Practical use by people with dysgraphia Further research needed in this area Ease of use affected by form factor, touch screen, being away from the desk Need to control the number of choices on the screen in some cases

15. Assistive Technology Vendors Tablet PC as the hardware in AT solutions Next Generation Technologies Inc. http://www.ngtvoice.com http://www.ngtvoice.com Applied Human Factors, Inc. http://www.ahf-net.com http://www.ahf-net.com Gus Communications, Inc. http://www.gusinc.com http://www.gusinc.com Minomech Enterprises http://www.minomech.com http://www.minomech.com

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