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A goal of the AccessText Network is to provide college students access to resources on how to most effectively use alternative (electronic) textbooks and technology in the classroom as well as the study environment. Students are encouraged to join the AccessText mailing list to receive future announcements on student resources. The student section of our site is scheduled to launch summer 2009. The AccessText website will contain resources for students such as: * How do I receive textbooks in alternative (electronic) formats? * How do I use alternative (electronic) textbooks? * What technology is needed to access electronic textbooks? * What is the best electronic textbook format for me? * Where can I get access to reading technology?

The RoboBraille service is an email-service capable of translating your documents to and from contracted Braille and to synthetic speech. You use the RoboBraille email accounts by submitting a document (e.g., a text file, a Word document, a HTML page) as email attachment. The translation is returned to you via email, typically within a matter of minutes. All files are handled confidentially and they are deleted from the server as soon as your translation is done. The RoboBraille service is available free of charge to all non-commercial users.

L'accessibilité technique des contenus Web est nécessaire mais pour les consulter, il est nécessaire de proposer des logiciels adaptés aux différents besoins des utilisateurs.

Le portail de la Commission Européen sur la eInclusion (personnes handicapées, seniors...).