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12/27/2007 David Miles
ties up some loose ends and answers more questions about this accessible mp3 player. 23.6 MB
12/23/2007 Neal Ewers
describes this new digital talking book reader as some of the best technology he has seen in quite a while. It does a lot of things, and it does them all well." He demonstrates key features. For complete information and links to manuals and updates, see the HumanWare site at www.humanware.ca/stream.html . 46.4 MB
12/21/2007 Drew Weber
describes ways to completely automate the installation of Windows so a blind user may perform the task. Documents, examples, and links are provided at Drew's web site. 23.1 MB
12/20/2007 Steve Bauer
demonstrates this free Google service that provides business contact information over the phone using remarkable voice recognition and great text-to-speech. Goog411 also connects the call or will text details to your cell phone. 3.7 MB
12/18/2007 Eberhard Heinrich
tours his living space. 10.3 MB
12/11/2007 Robin Christopherson
shares some accessibility tips about search, maps, and mail. 8.3 MB
12/7/2007 Sarah Alawami
reviews this archive management program that works well with multi part zip files. 9.3 MB
11/15/2007 Kevin Suggs
introduces and demonstrates Windows Home Server. He shows features and accessibility including the remote console. 8.4 MB
11/13/2007 Mary Emerson
concludes this series about the new download service from NLS using the Victor Reader Stream. 19.5 MB
11/5/2007 Brandon Heinrich
reviews this device that lets you connect a regular telephone to your PC for use with Skype internet calling. 28.2 MB
11/3/2007 Scott Shade
takes you through the menus of Flight Simulator 2002, handles some rough weather, explains FS Navigator, designs a flight plan, and demonstrates the sounds (in stereo) of three aircraft (crashing two of them in the process.) 75.3 MB
11/2/2007 Kevin Reeves
installs the new Mac OS 10.5, Leopard, cold--no rehersing, no screen using Voice Over with several new features. 34.1 MB
11/1/2007 Eberhard Heinrich
introduces himself with a little background. 3.6 MB
10/30/2007 Lachlan Thomas
observes a team of men and a crane install a huge rain water tank in his mom's backyard. 15.0 MB
10/28/2007 David Miles
demonstrates this mp3 player that is accessible, because it lets you tag your folders with recordings, and there is no visual interface on the device. You control it with simple dedicated buttons. 17.4 MB
10/24/2007 Ken Downy
instructs in the use of this multi purpose music workstation from Steinberg. The files for this tutorial are from www.dti.us.tt. 13.7 MB
10/21/2007 Sean Randall
interviews Allen Shaw of Saks Electronics about this mp3 player with full voice guidence in all menus, software on the PC to convert text to audio, a common user-replaceable battery, 4 GB internal storage, and a SD slot for expansion storage. 10.4 MB
10/19/2007 Scott Shade
demonstrates filing a flight plan and flying from St. Louis to Chicago using Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002, FS Navigator, FS UI PC Control, and adaptive technology. 26.5 MB
10/17/2007 Ken Downy
shows how to use this software from www.celemony.com that lets you edit midi by editing audio. The shortcut file is here. 12.3 MB
10/16/2007 Jerry Barrier
takes a ride on the Liberty Bell, one of the ships in the Gateway Clipper fleet in Pittsburg, PA. 17.2 MB
10/13/2007 Robin Christopherson
introduces himself, shares a tip for getting past those annoying paynes at the top of pages with Internet Explorer 7, and recommends software that includes a mini GPS application that tracks your position by cell tower coverage. He also notes that he sees little difference between Way Finder and Way Finder Access, especially given the fact that you can label graphics in the former to provide turn information. 4.8 MB
10/12/2007 Chris Lockwood
reviews this digital recorder. 12.25 MB
10/10/2007 Neal Ewers
describes how using monitor mode on this recorder can make many of the menu options easier to navigate and use, because the effect of the menu option (if it is sound related) can be heard through the earphones. 7.2 MB
10/8/2007 Riz Khan
calls a race of a different kind. 1.5 MB
10/4/2007 Jose Tamayo
introduces this large file transfer service that is an alternative to yousendit.com. 38.3 MB
10/2/2007 Mary Emerson
provides impressions of this new Digital Talking Book reader, explains the key layout, and demonstrates the process of applying for a digital unlock key to enable the device to play downloadable NLS books. 11.7 MB
10/1/2007 David Miles
and Jim attend a local auction in the UK. David provides tips and techniques. 25.9 MB
9/26/2007 Neal Ewers
cautions listeners with some facts about insurance and Social Security Disability Insurance. 11.9 MB
9/24/2007 Krister Ekstrom
and his friend Helena have some fun cooking. 24.7 MB
9/20/2007 Simon Cowan
and his fiance, Lisa Hudson, demonstrate recording a Skype call using Total Recorder and discuss other aspects of this combination. 33.2 MB
9/19/2007 Lachlan Thomas
discusses a few talking alarm clocks and takes one apart. 5.2 MB
9/18/2007 Riz Khan
explains where to find this update for the firmware on the Edirol R09, what features it contains, and how to install it. 16.4 MB
9/15/2007 Mary Emerson
outlines the process for signing up with the National Library Service (NLS) to participate in an expanded pilot program to download digital talking books. 7.1 MB
9/11/2007 Marrisa Manzino
reviews this bluetooth/USB wireless headset. 28.2 MB
9/6/2007 Mary Emerson
demonstrates software from www.processtext.com that converts from one file type to another. 6.9 MB
9/5/2007 Simon Cowan
introduces himself and tours his living space. 19.1 MB
9/4/2007 Mary Emerson
reviews this wireless headphone transmitter pair that lets you listen to your PC without being close to it. 3.0 MB
9/1/2007 Neal Ewers
compares the H4 with the H2, notes the abscense of the annoying whistle, and suggests that while the accessibility is aweful, the recorder is so good it is worth using anyway. 53.0 MB
8/31/2007 Samual Wilkins
explains why you should not participate in software piracy. 4.3 MB
8/30/2007 Jamie Pauls
announces the availibility of a tutorial on using this legal music service to download and listen to a wide variety of music. 15.8 MB
8/28/2007 Mary Emerson
reviews this sound card that fits into the PCMCIA slot an a notebook. 22.2 MB
8/24/2007 Jerry Berrier
and his family visit the friendship bell in Oakridge Tennessee. 4.5 MB
8/22/2007 Joseph Lee
presents background information and opinion on single vs dual core processors in your PC. 6.6 MB
8/21/2007 Joseph Lee
continues this series about using Vista effectively with topics like the backup and restore center and others. 26.0 MB
8/20/2007 David Miles
interviews some sheep and their owner. 16.3 MB
8/18/2007 Joseph Lee
continues his discussion of Vista with a look at its media features including a newly redesigned Media Center, Media Player 11, and Volume Control. 49.8 MB
8/16/2007 Chris Judd
announces new tutorials, including one for Skype, and reviews the entire list of 23 that are now available. 21.9 MB
8/15/2007 Chris Gilland
reviews this relay service that lets a deaf user receive phone calls on a computer or handheld device. 35.1 MB
8/11/2007 Jim Fidler
demonstrates this free program that announces Skype events and lets you adjust the voice independently of the screen reader voice. 13.7 MB
8/10/2007 David Miles
attends this event, jointly hosted by local radio and local council. 33.2 MB
8/8/2007 Rick Harmon
reviews this software from www.callburner.com that records Skype calls. He also provides a sample recording from Call Burner. 12.0 MB
8/6/2007 Matt Campbell
demonstrates how easy it is to set up Windows Vista's Speech
Recognition, give voice commands, dictate text, and train Speech
Recognition for improved accuracy, using System Access from Serotek. 12.0 MB
8/5/2007 Larry Skutchan
is joined by Rodger and Liz as they tour World of Coke, a museum in Atlanta devoted to the world's most popular soft drink. 75.3 MB
8/4/2007 Fi Dunn
continues her discussion of the Symbian operating system for cell phones.
8/1/2007 Jose
demonstrates the use of yousendit.com as a way to send large files.
7/28/2007 Rick Harmon
describes and demonstrates this device that lets you plug an anolog phone into it, then make Skype calls using voice over IP (VOIP) technology. The device also records Skype phone calls. 24.7 MB
7/27/2007 Larry Skutchan
explores some of the issues and considerations when it is that time for your dog to retire. 30.1 MB
7/26/2007 Adam Morris
tours Sydney harbour and an island within the harbour on a
boat run by an Aboriginal company. (Aborigines are indigenous people of Australia.)
They talk about their customs and what the island was used for by their people. 18.8 MB
7/25/2007 David Chun
reviews this accessible poker game that lets you play up to a thousand tournaments per day. 29.9 MB
7/23/2007 Mary Emerson
discusses this criticle topic and recommends www.lifelock.com as a possible solution. She also shares two personal experiences as examples of how easy this can occur and how she discovered the problem. 3.7 MB
7/21/2007 Fred Leung
reviews this RFID scanning system from www.gaishantech.com that contains many other features including mp3 player and FM radio. This hand-held device records audio information that you provide onto a tag which is then afixed to an object for which you will later want identified. You then use the scanner to read the tag. Tags could go on clothes, CDs, and food products. Gai Shan means "to improve" in Chinese. 29.6 MB
7/20/2007 Kelly Sapergia
reviews this accessible game from www.pcsgames.net. 30.1 MB
7/19/2007 Jay Pellis
describes these devices that record wind instruments. He demonstrates the Yamaha WX5. 20.7 MB
7/18/2007 Mary Emerson
uses a braillewriter to make a picture of the flag. 3.6 MB
7/17/2007 Chris Grabowski
describes and demonstrates the new features in this release of this GPS software from Sendero Group. 8.9 MB
7/15/2007 Graham Hardy
introduces himself and reviews this quality microphone. 34.4 MB
7/14/2007 Jason Rufo
describes and interviews participants of this stock car race that teams visually impaired drivers with sighted co-pilots. 39.5 MB
7/13/2007 Harun
demonstrates one method of converting text into audio to play on an mp3 player. 5.0 MB
7/5/2007 David Dumfy
showcases performers from National Federation of the Blind. 91.6 MB
6/30/2007 Marla Wertman
shares more techniques for putting on makeup. 6.0 MB
6/29/2007 Christopher Bartlett
introduces himself. 21.7 MB
6/28/2007 Che Martin
teaches how to play this new game from www.blindadrenaline.com. 18.9 MB
6/27/2007 Don Barrett
reveals the solution to the logic problem he introduced. 8.1 MB
6/26/2007 Justin Harper
demonstrates and describes the advantages of the LaTeX markup language for blind students and professionals who need to read and write advanced math formulas. 28.3 MB
6/25/2007 Mathew Bullis
discusses this device from www.e-zchord.com that attaches to a standard guitar and lets the novice user play four chords. 7.3 MB
6/24/2007 Chris Grabowski
demonstrates this new portible, braille input note taking device with both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity from www.gwmicro.com. 20.1 MB
6/23/2007 Jamie Pauls
expands on Rick Harmon's presentation by comparing internet access on a screen reader and System Access to Go. 12.2 MB
6/19/2007 Earl Harrison
demonstrates this new global positioning system (GPS) software written especially for accessibility that runs on phones running Symbian. 23.7 MB
6/18/2007 Rory Hoffman
introduces soundfont technology,
a low-cost, and often free, way for musicians, (keyboard players in particular,)
to increase the quality and quantity of sounds. He explains what soundfonts are, how to use them, and provides several examples of the variety available. 84.7 MB
6/17/2007 Atty
provides tips and tricks for looking your absolute best. 14.2 MB
6/16/2007 Marla Wertman
reviews this cell phone that is accessible without the addition of a screen reader. 9.0 MB
6/15/2007 Andre Louis
demonstrates this software from www.ninjam.com that uses the internet to let musicians jam together, no matter where they are. 29.8 MB
6/14/2007 Rick Harmon
discusses this innovative tool from Serotek that can make any Windows PC that is connected to the web accessible.
6/13/2007 Sarah Alawami
reviews this software that helps keep your computer clean of junk. 6.9 MB
6/12/2007 Riz Khan
describes the art of constructing planes from paper. 9.5 MB
6/10/2007 Darrin Duff
reviews this powerful drive imaging software that is also particularly accessible. 25.7 MB
6/9/2007 Kristian Whawell
discusses the history and background of chime clocks with audio demonstrations. 50.7 MB
6/8/2007 James Scholes
discusses this software that lets you listen to online radio from around the world. 40.4 MB
6/7/2007 Joseph Lee
continues this series with a look at security and account control. 30.5 MB
6/6/2007 Judy Mathews
describes and demonstrates this phone from Sprint that contains partial built-in accessibility. 30.5 MB
6/5/2007 Mary Emerson
describes how to use the braille features in JAWS. 8.9 MB
6/4/2007 Ben Green
shares a composition that needs a name. 7.6 MB
6/2/2007 Joseph Lee
discusses the new and changed internet features in Vista. 29.8 MB
5/31/2007 Rick Harmon
comprehensively outlines the use of Vista with Jaws in this presentation that first appeared on Main Menu.. 84.2 MB
5/30/2007 James Scholes
introduces himself. 28.5 MB
5/28/2007 Fi Dunn
demonstrates a cell phone running 3rd generation Symbian operating system with both Talks and Mobile Speak for accessibility. 35.2 MB
5/28/2007 Eric Foreman
demonstrates this self voicing accessible cell phone. 32.9 MB
5/25/2007 Jessie Lorenz
conducts a seminar on accessible cell phone technology. 70.0 MB
5/24/2007 Don Barrett
challenges you to solve a whopper of a logic problem. 4.9 MB
5/23/2007 Sam Britton
demonstrates this FTP client software. 27.5 MB
5/22/2007 Joseli Walter
describes this suit for your bird that tethers it to you and includes a diaper. 34.3 MB
5/21/2007 Joseph Lee
continues this in-depth look at Windows Vista by examining the Control Panel and explaining ways to customize the interface. 31.6 MB
5/20/2007 Kathryn Jedynak
shows how Windows Vista, business edition, works with both JAWS and Window-Eyes. 60.0 MB
5/19/2007 James Scholes
introduces himself and demonstrates this program that lets you control what Windows starts when it loads. 6.3 MB
5/18/2007 James Malone
demonstrates how to use this seemingly inaccessible yet powerful DVD burning program. 15.3 MB
5/17/2007 Marrisa Manzino
demonstrates the auto read feature in this version of the popular software to read PDF documents. 43.4 MB
5/16/2007 Angie Matney
discusses this high speed scanner and the off-the-shelf optical character recognition (OCR) software she uses to scan the large amounts of material necessary for law school. 2.5 MB
5/15/2007 Carl de Campos,
tours his living space, talks about recording equipment, and tours his horse farm in South Africa. 11.7 MB
5/3/2007 Joseph Lee
continues this discussion on the use and accessibility of Vista. 28.1 MB
4/23/2007 Steve Bauer
demonstrates this talking bible that is solar powered. 4.6 MB
4/23/2007 Riz Khan
discusses the universal fact about CDs- they get dirty and what to do about it. 11.2 MB
4/11/2007 Joseph Lee
begins this series about the new and expected to be most widely used operating system on earth. He covers new features, accessibility, upgrade paths, security, and more. 26.4 MB
4/11/2007 Rick Harmon
explains the blindcooltech mailing list history and intent and invites you to help manage the traffic on the list by using these guidelines as a way to focus discussion. 4.0 MB
4/10/2007 Steve Bauer
answers questions about accessibility and quality, and demonstrates high definition radio. (Originally airing on www.acbradio.org.) 21.6 MB
4/9/2007 Rich Cavallaro
demonstrates using the voice box script with Rockbox on an
iAudio x5 to make this mp3 player accessible. 11.2 MB
4/8/2007 Atty Rose
tours her living space. 8.9 MB
4/6/2007 Clement Chou
discusses this amazing, accessible mp3 player. 28.4 MB
4/4/2007 Debbie G
introduces herself. 6.7 MB
4/3/2007 Larry Skutchan
summarizes the highlights of the 2007 CSUN assistive technology conference, talks about the new generation of robotic floor vacs, and outlines some new guidelines about podcast submissions. 25.3 MB
4/2/2007 Desmond Jackson
demonstrates this utility that runs on the Freedom Scientific Pacmate PDA. It lets you set up an accessible remote control for your TV and other devices. 4.4 MB
4/1/2007 Sarah Alawami
has some real fun auditioning for a play. 9.3 MB
3/30/2007 Marissa Manzino
seeks your opinion about a delimna she has with MSN accessibility. 21.8 MB
3/29/2007 Clement Chou
Begins this series with the Asian "ethnic" languages. 23.3 MB
3/28/2007 Luke Hewitt
reviews this accessible game. 36.2 MB
3/23/2007 Joseph Lee
introduces himself. 3.9 MB
3/19/2007 Shawn Terry
reviews this XM radio that also records. 18.3 MB
3/19/2007 Rick Harmon
demonstrates this free screen reader for Windows. 14.2 MB
3/17/2007 Jim Fidler
(of Republic of Avalon Radio) shares some great music and a wee tip about DNS. 14.3 MB
3/16/2007 Darcy Bernard
and Holly Anderson explain that Apple has been working hard on accessibility, and the new release of Itunes shows it. They share this excerpt from their podcast, The Screenless Switchers, demonstrating Itunes and Voice Over, the screen reader that comes with the Mac, working together. 13.6 MB
3/15/2007 Carl de Campos,
says, "Hi there from South Africa!
My name is Carl de Campos, I stay just south of Johannesburg, on a 600 hectar horse and game farm.
I'm totally blind and own my own horse and ride regularly.
A local national radio station, SAFM, on a programme called "LifeStyle" came to the farm on the 30th of December, 2006, and interviewed me about myself, blindness in general, horse riding as a blind rider, and a bit about what the farm, stirrup Glen, offers.
I got full permision from the radio programme manager to use this recording on your web site, as I wanted to share this audio recording of the interview with our BlindCoolTech listeners, and hope to start recording my own podcasts soon from the farm, giving the listeners some South African flavour, nature and horse and other animal sounds, and just anything I can contribute to the enjoyable podcasts I've been listening to from BlindCoolTech.com.
I've purchased myself an Iaudio X5 mp3/media player and loaded the latest Rockbox
firmware, and extremely happy with the unit, especially sound quality, and I've just ordered the Sound Professionals SP-Pasm-2 from
www.soundprofessionals.com, and hope to thus make fairly acceptable podcast recordings from South Africa.
I'm also going to try and make some future train and railway recordings from SA,
as I'm a train fanatic, and we do also still have steam enthusiast clubs as well
and I sometimes go on steam train trips.
Can anybody maybe from that side tell me where I can get some more good train podcasts,
I especially like Neil's podcast of that slow train to nowhere, those big American Diesel locos with heavy freight cars really sound so realistic when played back on a deacent sound system with sub-woofer, I'm looking for more such quality material.
Many thanks for a great site, and will try my best to contribute where I can, open
to any suggestions for South African sight seeing sounds.
"May the Horse be with You"" 7.3 MB
3/14/2007 Mike Justice
describes and demonstrates the Nexxtech Talking Digital Multimeter. This is
a very "blind friendly" electronic testing tool that costs under $50!
Source: KMS Tools And Equipment Ltd (British Columbia, Canada)
toll free 800 567 8979
www.KMSTools.com. 10.3 MB
3/13/2007 Rick Harmon
describes the advantages and disadvantages of this screen reader, talks about cababilities, and demonstrates the free, open source screen reader called Non Visual Desktop Access. 61.6 MB
3/12/2007 Nick G
tours his living space. 50.0 MB
3/11/2007 Sky Taylor
tours his living space. 29.7 MB
3/11/2007 Quyen Le
reviews this cordless phone that uses your Skype account to communicate. She describes the software and installation, phone use, tips and tricks, and concludes with her likes and dislikes. Also, check out her new web page. 36.7 MB
3/10/2007 Jose Tamayo
notes that this product from www.nextup.com makes a great way to convert text to audio (like mp3,) but it does a lot more. Jose reviews it. 22.5 MB
3/9/2007 Stacey Robinson
introduces herself. 4.4 MB
3/8/2007 Liam Erven
discusses this XM radio receiver, Talks about XM radio itself, provides examples of how the radio works, and shows how a blind person may access most of its functions. 19.8 MB
3/7/2007 Andy Logue
introduces himself and his family of pets from his farm on the
West Coast of Scotland. 44.9 MB
3/6/2007 Marissa Manzino
reviews the Cuisinart Grind and brew coffee pot. She describes the
unit, compares it to previous models, and ends the podcast by preparing coffee using the grind function. 33.1 MB
3/5/2007 Rick Harmon
discusses getting a wireless network set up for his home network. 48.2 MB
3/4/2007 Fred Leung
talks about some aspects of life in Hong Kong, including recording bird songs, Electronic Audible Traffic Signals and the good old tram. 12.8 MB
3/3/2007 Andrew Hodgson
accesses a terminal services session with WindowEyes on a remote server. 21.6 MB
3/2/2007 Ben Green
describes this software for making DVDs. 41.1 MB
2/27/2007 Andre Louis
explains, "I was recently asked by my father to join him on stage playing keyboards for a gig he was doing. I hadn't playd live that many times before and despite being nervous I did.
This is a recording of said gig. Unfortunately because I didn't know I
would even consider submitting it because I thought it might be imbarrassing but it isn't on reflection, it has no intro, none of that, but you're usual summary both in the mp3 tag and on the website is always very informative and everyone will know what it is if they just take the time to look at it.
I think this sort of thing will have been quite unheard of before, at least to 98 percent of people, as my father is quite unique.
He plays steel drums, but not in the traditional Caribbean style of calipso music, but using Jazz as the basis, so you get to hear awesome solo's that will make you stop and think.
This gig consists of a 7-piece set.
steel drums, Keys, Bass, Guitar, Drums, Percussion and saxophone.
It was recorded with my Iriver H140 from the collar of my sweatshirt, using microphones made by Will and Zoe from Australia. You might remember their BCT podcasts on cooking Boritos and other such fine things.
Here's hoping that you and your listeners enjoy this 72 minutes of music.
It was recorded last Thursday, the 22nd of February."
2/26/2007 Mike Evers
introduces himself. 9.8 MB
2/25/2007 Edward Alonzo
demonstrates how to independently set the clock directly from the recorder. 34.2 MB
2/19/2007 Mary Emerson
discusses some new gear she purchased to access the internet wirelessly. She shares that networks may become quite elaborate and provides places to get more information. 51.9 MB
2/18/2007 Matthew Dyer
introduces himself and discusses some other things. 10.1 MB
2/16/2007 Kristian Whawell
signed up for the service and demonstrates its use and the hardware that comes with it. 95.3 MB
2/15/2007 Ray Foret Jr.
experiments, observes, asks a question about the built-in microphone, and tells a horrifying story about the line-in in the Zoom hd4 digital recorder. 28.8 MB
2/14/2007 Earl Harrison
demonstrates the world's first screen reader, Mobile Speak Smartphone, running on Windows Mobile 5 on the T-mobile Dash smartphone. 27.5 MB
2/13/2007 Muhammad Islah Busakorn
shows how to automatically insert the date into a text file using Notepad. 7.5 MB
2/12/2007 Jose Tamayo
gives details about this software from www.castudio.org that extracts the audio from your DVDs. 11.4 MB
2/8/2007 Jenny Axler
answers questions people have asked since her last cast and gets to a few other things she did not cover in her last presentation. 10.5 MB
2/7/2007 Neal Ewers
answers the question from his previous cast: What do I mean by the fact that Olympus has extended the boundary of the dictation recorder. I talk about the kind of non-dictation recordings one might expect to get from this recorder. 2.9 MB
2/5/2007 Neal Ewers
describes this new digital recorder, demonstrates the talking menus, uses it with different external microphones, covers some odds and ends, and shares his list of things he wish it had or didn't have. 74.1 MB
2/5/2007 Muhammad Islah Busakorn
demonstrates converting a Braille document back to print using the Duxbury translator. 11.7 MB
2/5/2007Darren Duff
and his guide dog play with bubble wrap just for fun! 9.7 MB
2/4/2007 Don Coco
reviews this digital police scanner. 37.6 MB
1/31/2007 Rick Harmon
continues this description of installing Windows in various ways so that a blind person can perform the task. 31.7 MB
1/30/2007 Jorge Mojica
induces a hypnotic trance for physical and mental relaxation with a trigger to reinduce the state when you want.
The first eight minutes or so is the intro and the remaining nine or so minutes is the hypnotic process. 12.1 MB
1/29/2007 Mary Emerson
continues her exploration of this new digital recorder. 21.7 MB
1/29/2007 Mary Emerson
reviews this new digital recorder that contains spoken menus. 19.3 MB
1/29/2007 Larry Skutchan
talks with Humanware about their sleek new braile displays. 4.0 MB
1/28/2007 Dan
demonstrates the use of this chat client. 9.45 MB
1/28/2007 Jose Tamayo
describes this laundery product. 7.1 MB
1/28/2007 Don Ball
attends a ski clinic at beach mountain NC with the
Raleigh Parks and rec Vip program. He learns the basics of skiing from
instructors who volunteer to help the disabled ski. This file covers that
training.
1/28/2007 Jenny Axler
guides you through the features and functions of the Icon. 58.1 MB
1/27/2007 Larry Skutchan,
Rodger, Tony, Maria, and Armondo relax with a visit to these shops, theaters, and restaurants. 73.5 MB
1/26/2007 Rebecca Skiffer
introduces herself and discusses a place to obtain online college textbooks that are accessible. 7.6 MB
1/25/2007 Larry Skutchan
interviews Karen about er work with accessible PDF and transforming documents from one format to another maintaining accessibility. 2.1 MB
1/25/2007 Larry Skutchan
interviews Marc Mulkahy at the 2007 ATIA conference. 10.8 MB
1/24/2007 Sarah Alawami
describes a new list she created about adventures of guide dogs and their users. 6.5 MB
1/24/2007 Jim Snowbarger
describes new scripts for JAWS that let you mark a spot on the screen then use a hotkey to return to that spot. 14.7 MB
1/23/2007 Rick Harmon
continues this informative series on this powerful audio editing software. 29.9 MB
1/17/2007 Sam Britton
discusses some interesting experiences with the Mac.
1/16/2007 Robert Antunez
introduces himself and discusses communication and approaches to life. 28.2 MB
1/14/2007 Lynnette Tatum
and Hope Pavenmire teach the task of creating a group for email contacts in Outlook Express. 40.0 MB
1/13/2007 Pete Mikochik
Tales From Abacus Maze, The Hanging
The truth is what the children see, hanging from a gnarly tree.
this is the first in a series of audio short fiction from Abacus Maze. 5.2 MB
1/11/2007 Marc Mulcahy
demonstrates using the Icon to grab the morning's newspaper, RSS feeds, podcasts, and email with coffee and reading the content on the bus to work. 17.1 MB
1/10/2007 Ivan Fegundez
presents another tutorial for this audio editing software. 29.5 MB
1/9/2007 Sam Britton
continues the demonstration of the 2WIRE Home PortalGateway, 2700HG-B. You can learn more about the 2WIRE gateways atwww.2wire.com.
Also near the end of this podcast, Sam does a follow up on the Sipura 2100 voice over IP adapter that he discussed late last summer. To learn more about the Sipura
2100 voice over IP adapter, go to www.sipura.com. 23.6 MB
1/8/2007 Mary Emerson
describes the announcement, in a press release from Olympus, about some high quality, exciting recorders. These units include direct support for downloading podcasts, audible.com, high-quality recording (at 44.1KHz), and talking menus. They should be available sometime in January 2007. 9.7 MB
1/7/2007 Neal Ewers
shows off the recorder's flexibility with some interesting sounds including a couple model trains. 40.1 MB
1/6/2007 Mary Emerson
describes three new tech items she purchased and is very happy about. 26.7 MB
1/5/2007 Rick Harmon
demonstrates techniques that make it possible for a blind person to install Windows XP.
1/4/2007 Fred Otto
conducts a little impromptu wheelchair repair as he fixes a problem with open and close functionality. 8.5 MB
1/3/2007 Sarah Alawami
reviews this extremely accessible utility that replaces the Add/Remove option in your control panel with one that is faster and easier. 7.4 MB
1/2/2007 Sam Britton
demonstrates this combination DSL modem, router, and firewall device. 31.7 MB
1/1/2007 Chris Grabowski
reviews this powelful tool that lets you access the dictionary or thesaurus from within any application in the KeySoft software suite that runs on Braille Note devices from Humanware. 4.7 MB