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New Directions in Accessible Travel: What’s On the Horizon? AER International Conference July, 2012 Bellevue, WA
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Presenters Wendy S. David, Ph.D. VA Puget Sound, Seattle Megan Lawrence, Ph.D. Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute, San Francisco Shiri Azenkot University of Washington, Seattle Mike May Sendero Group, California
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Sites Unseen: Traveling the World Without Sight By Wendy S. David National Braille Press Boston Available in the following formats: Braille, eBraille, DAISY, PDF (print) from National Braille Press www.nbp.orgwww.nbp.org Available in Digital Audio by Library of Congress (BARD)
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Purpose of Book To Disseminate Specific Information To dispel fear of unknown To encourage adventure and safe risk-taking To open up new possibilities To consolidate accessible travel resources for visually Impaired
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“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” – St. Augustine
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What’s Covered? Researching Possibilities Asking Appropriate Questions Deciding where to go Identifying Priorities
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What Else is Covered? Forms of Transportation: bus, trains, planes Getting through Airports and Security Laws and Regulations Cruises
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Other Travel Considerations Packing Hotels Traveling with Guide Dogs GPS Safety Precautions International Travel
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Accessible Travel Resources Travel Agents and Groups Adaptive Sports and Adventure Travel Social-Travel Networks Maps & Travel Books in Accessible Formats
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