1. Computer Science Resources New Mexico tech's computer science Department. tech computer Center See also assistive technology Resources. See also information on Internet and Writing Your Own Web Page http://www.nmt.edu/~nmtlib/subject/comp.html

Computer Science Resources New Mexico Tech Library's Best Picks Computer Science Resources on the Web Some of these sites have search engines, others are alphabetic or classified lists New Mexico Tech's Computer Science Department Tech Computer Center (TCC) Typing Injury FAQ a guide to comfortable computing, for all you need to know about Repetitive Stress Injury and Carpal Tunnel Syndromehow to prevent it, what to do if you have it WWW Virtual LibraryComputing Yahoo's Computer Science (searchable) Yahoo's Computers and Internet (searchable) Computer Science Electronic Indexes on the Web Applied Science and Technology Abstracts (available from NM Tech IP addresses) ESTOC Elsevier Science Tables of Contents. A searchable table of contents service for the last year of Elsevier, pergamon, North Holland, and Excerpta Medica journals. FirstSearch Databases (available from NM Tech IP addresses) INSPEC Database, 1969 - present (available from NM Tech IP addresses) Microcomputer Abstracts (available from NM Tech IP addresses) Computer Science Electronic Journals on the Web Chicago Journal of Theoretical Computer Science Communications of the ACM Computer Science tables of contents for Elsevier, Pergamon, and North Holland journals

2. ACM: Listing Of Career Opportunities Auburn University computer science Department invites applications HospitalDepartment of assistive technologies Virginia tech University computer science Department http://www.acm.org/member_services/career

submit line ad advertising info acm homepage Careerline for ACM members ACM Policy on Nondiscriminatory Advertising ACM accepts recruitment advertising under the basic premise that the advertising employer does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, race, religion, gender, sexual preference or national origin. ACM recognizes however, that laws on such matters vary from country to country and contain exceptions, inconsistencies or contradictions. This is as true of laws of the United States of America as it is of other countries. Thus ACM policy requires each advertising employer to state explicitly in the advertisement any employment restrictions that may apply with respect to age, color, race, religion, gender, sexual preference, or national origin. Observance of the legal retirement age in the employer's country is not considered discrimination under this policy. When you run a recruitment ad in any ACM publication you get a free listing online. For information on placing an ad in an ACM publication see About recruitment advertising in ACM publications . You may now submit your ad online!

3. AR - Assistive Tech Author, Topic AR assistive tech. enhance, and coordinate assistive technology for the Education, Educational technology, computer science, Engineering, MIS http://www.janejarrow.com/bboard/display.lasso?recid=33261

4. Assistive Technology In Computer Science assistive technology in computer science. Blaise W. Liffick, Ph.D. One of the earliest depictions of hightech assistive technology in popular entertainment is from the http://www.cs.millersv.edu/~liffick/isict/atcs.html

Assistive Technology in Computer Science Blaise W. Liffick, Ph.D. Department of Computer Science Millersville University Millersville, PA USA blaise.liffick@millersville.edu Proceedings of the International Symposium on Information and Communication Technologies. Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland. Sept. 24-26, 2003. Abstract The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how assistive technology can be incorporated into computer science as a valid method of demonstrating basic computer science principles, human-computer interaction methods, and social, legal, and ethical issues in computing. 1.0 Introduction One of the earliest depictions of “high-tech” assistive technology in popular entertainment is from the original pilot show for the TV series Star Trek (later incorporated into the episode “The Menagerie”). [18] In it the first captain of the Enterprise, Christopher Pike, has suffered an injury so crippling that he has no control of his body whatsoever, although his cognitive abilities are entirely intact. He can communicate solely through a combination light and tone signal, which he can flash on briefly.

5. Assistive Technology In Computer Science method of demonstrating basic computer science principles, human legal, and ethical issues in computing. depictions of “hightech” assistive technology in http://cs.millersville.edu/~liffick/isict/atcs.html

Assistive Technology in Computer Science Blaise W. Liffick, Ph.D. Department of Computer Science Millersville University Millersville, PA USA blaise.liffick@millersville.edu Proceedings of the International Symposium on Information and Communication Technologies. Trinity College. Dublin, Ireland. Sept. 24-26, 2003. Abstract The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how assistive technology can be incorporated into computer science as a valid method of demonstrating basic computer science principles, human-computer interaction methods, and social, legal, and ethical issues in computing. 1.0 Introduction One of the earliest depictions of “high-tech” assistive technology in popular entertainment is from the original pilot show for the TV series Star Trek (later incorporated into the episode “The Menagerie”). [18] In it the first captain of the Enterprise, Christopher Pike, has suffered an injury so crippling that he has no control of his body whatsoever, although his cognitive abilities are entirely intact. He can communicate solely through a combination light and tone signal, which he can flash on briefly.

6. HCI At Virginia Tech HCI Researchers in computer science at Virginia tech. Faculty and Staff. Marc Abrams, Ph.D. Assistant Professor; Ph.D., Maryland. multimedia information presentation, and computerassistive technology for people with disabilities http://pixel.cs.vt.edu/~rreaux/hci/people/cs.html

HCI Researchers in Computer Science at Virginia Tech Faculty and Staff Marc Abrams, Ph.D. Assistant Professor; Ph.D., Maryland. Performance analysis of parallel and distributed programs, parrallel discrete event simulation, communication networks, human-computer interaction Office: 641 McBryde Phone: (540) 231-8457 E-mail: abrams@vtopus.cs.vt.edu John Carroll, Ph.D. Professor and Head of the Department of Computer Science; Ph.D., Columbia. Human-computer interaction, scenario-based system development, education and design applications. Office: 562 McBryde Phone: (540) 231 - 6931 e-mail: carroll@vtopus.cs.vt.edu Roger Ehrich, Ph.D. Professor; Ph.D., Northwestern. Digital picture processing, automatic visual inspection, human-computer interface design and evaluation. Office: 133A McBryde Phone: (540) 231 - 5420 e-mail: ehrich@vtopus.cs.vt.edui Edward Fox, Ph.D. A ssociate Professor; Ph.D., Cornell. Multimedia information storage and retrieval, hypermedia digital libraries, database and text processing, library and office automation, artificial intelligence and expert systems, optical disks, electronic publishing. Office: 638 McBryde Phone: (540) 231 - 5113 E-mail: fox@vtopus.cs.vt.edu

7. Ilusa Template Link Page With B/N Search and computer science Wright State University Dayton, Ohio 45435. Richard E. Banks (Adaptive technology Consultant), School of Allied Health, assistive tech In http://www.ilusa.com/links/scitec.htm

Science and technology links for the disabled and assistive technology links Updated February 1, 2000 8 X 8, Inc. - Via TV, Phone 21st Century Eloquence (Speech/Voice Recognition) ABLE DATA Access Alaska Adaptivation Incorporated Adaptive Computing Software Project ... ADA Enterprises, Inc. - ADA is a manufacturer of fire, smoke detection and other unique safety products. Advanced Hearing Products - Hearing aid de-humidifier AIL Systems, Inc. Alliance for Technology Access Apple Disability Connection Assis-TECH - Assistive techonology products. Assistince Dog Providors - Detailed information available on 110 assistance dog providers - Resource book. Assistive Technology - Univ. Kansas Assistive Technology Consulting Assistive Technology Educational Network of Florida - What is ATEN? The Assistive Technology Educational Network (ATEN) offers services to support Florida's 67 school districts in meeting the assistive technology needs of their students. Assistive Technology Incorporated Assistive Technology On-Line Assistive Technology On-Line is a WWW database on Assistive Technology (AT). This effort is being organized by the Applied Science and Engineering Laboratories through its major programs:

8. BW Online | August 19, 2003 | Assistive Tech Needs A Hand In D.C. Internet Security. science Health. tech Columns. Customer Service By Suzanne Robitaille. assistive tech Needs a Hand in expensive A personal computer configured for a disabled http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/aug2003/tc20030819_6038_tc126.htm

window.epulse_content_group = "cg1=specialreport,cg2=technology,cg3=solvesocial"; Register Subscribe Search Advanced Search Recent Tech Features Tech Special Reports CeBIT 2004 Homeland Security Women of Tech Gurus of Tech ... Subscribe to BW AUGUST 19, 2003 Editions: Edition Preference Printer-Friendly Version E-Mail This Story Technology with Social Skills ... Assistive Tech Needs a Hand in D.C. SPECIAL REPORT: SOLVING SOCIAL PROBLEMS By Suzanne Robitaille Assistive Tech Needs a Hand in D.C. Lawmakers must do more to encourage companies to create technology that helps the disabled live and work independently Technology is a great enabler, but for America's 54 million citizens with disabilities it's more than that it's a lifeline. Assistive technology gives these people a better shot at success, via innovations that help the blind "read" magazines, the deaf "hear" college lectures, and those with cognitive or mobility impairments to write, talk, and use computers. Without such equipment, the disabled might have to rely on kin or Medicare. In fact, many already lag behind in school and the workplace, victims of a visible chasm of social disadvantage: One out of five adults with disabilities hasn't graduated from high school, vs. fewer than one in ten of those without disabilities. Unemployment rates for the disabled of working-age hover at around 70%, more than 10 times that for people without disabilities and of the same age.

9. People - Mercer University Computer Science Department The computer science Department currently has seven Impact of Computing; Adaptive assistive technology Louisiana tech University Object-Oriented Programming; computer Networks http://www.cs.mercer.edu/people/faculty/faculty.asp

Dr. Marshall Rich Faculty The Computer Science Department currently has seven full-time faculty members: Robert A. Allen Associate Professor; Ph.D., Clemson University - Operating Systems; Web Page Design and Database Interconnectivity; Electronic Commerce and Data Security Esmail Bonakdarian Assistant Professor; Ph.D., University of Iowa David L. Cozart Professor and Department Head; Ph.D., Duke University - Computer Networks; Computer Graphics; Microprocessors Andy D. Digh Assistant Professor; Ph.D., University of Tennessee - Object-Oriented Programming; Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis; Computer Science Education Andrew J. Pounds Assistant Professor; Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology - High Performance Computing; Numerical Analysis; Scientific Visualization and Computer Graphics Marshall Rich Assistant Professor Laurie A. White Associate Professor; Ph.D., University of Florida - Programming Languages; Compiler Design; Computer Science Education

10. Registry For People Interested In Computers And Autism Christine Knippenberg, OTR, knippenbergc@hartfordsd.com, occupational therapist, assistive tech autism, 10/01. wmurphy@ieee.org, teacher PhD in computer science, http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~jef/registry.html

Registry for People Interested in Computers and Autism The purpose of this registry is to provide a way for people who are working with autistic children who love computers to find each other. To add/delete/modify your entry to the registry, please send email to jef@cs.cmu.edu with ALL the information listed below. Contact Person Email Connection Date of Data Entry Beverly Appel appelb@telusplanet.ent Educ. Assistive Tech Specialist Mary Baker marybaker@worldnet.att.net son, age 6 Catherine Bolton fedea@bluewin.ch son, age 11 Pam Byrne ebyrne@exodus.valpo.edu son, age 6 Amy C. acc5850@aol.com son Asperger's, age 20; parapro w/ 1st gr. autistic; working on master's in SPED/Autism Linda Christianson rchristianson@mindspring.com daughter, age 15 Barbara Delsack Barbara_Delsack@fc.mcps.k12.md.us James L. Edgar Jr. jledgar@bellatlantic.net son, age 5 Sue Edwards Sue@edwardginns.freeserve.co.uk Computing student with son with AS, aged 18 Simon Evans simon@senteacher.org Educational Consultant (Multimedia and Learning Disabilities) David Fettes davidfettes@hotmail.com

11. Computer Science Web Sites An extensive collection of online resources for computer science. www.useit.com/alertbox/ assistive technologies Electronic Accessibility, http//www.seirtec http//www.tenlinks.com/ Top tech Trends, June 2000 http//www http://www.ejw.i8.com/compweb.html

Computer Science Web Sites Table of Contents GENERAL UNIX SITES SEARCH ENGINE POSTING IMAGE MAPS ... KEYWORDS NEW!! SYSTEM SECURITY JAVA SITES TEMPLETS NEW!! STOPPING SPAM META TAGS COUNTERS COMPUTER HARDWARE INFORMATION ... WEB SITE REGISTRATION GENERAL Alertbox: Current Issues in Web Usability, http://www.useit.com/alertbox/ http://www.seirtec.org/access.html Cern, http://www.cern.ch/ Where the Internet started. A Content-Based Internet Collaboration, http://hometown.aol.com/Drlfk/grantsinfo.html Contact: drlfk(at)aol.com Collection of Computing Science Bibliographies, http://liinwww.ira.uka.de/bibliography/index.html Contact: liinwwwa(at)ira.uka.de Compare Products, http://www.compare.net Computer Science, http://library.albany.edu/subject/csci.htm Excellent collection of sites. Contact: knee(at)albany.edu Developer.com, http://www.developer.com/ Electronic Privacy Information Center, http://www.epic.org/ Electronics: An Online Guide for Beginners, http://library.thinkquest.org/16497/home/index.html Encarta, http://www.encarta.com/EncartaHome.asp Gist-In-Time, http://www.teletranslator.com:8060/

12. 2003 2004 Florida Tech University Catalog Computer Sciences Disclaimer This is not an ocial version of the computer sciences section of the Florida tech. University Catalog. Editorial changes may have been made after submission by the Department. medicine, criminology, factory automation, space exploration, and assistive devices for the disabled learning.The computer science curriculum at Florida tech is a unique and http://www.cs.fit.edu/wds/catalogs/catalog03/catalog.pdf

13. Assistive Technology Team - Boulder Valley School District ideas, both low and high tech., to help addition to working on the assistive technology Team the University of Colorado s computer science Department developing http://www.bvsd.k12.co.us/sped_assistive/bv_assistive.shtml

BVSD Assistive Technology Team A part of BVSD's Special Education Services What is Assistive Technology? What is the Assistive Technology Team? Who is on the AT Team Receiving Services ... AT Projects - We'd like your input! What is Assistive Technology? Assistive Technology is any tool that aids a person with a disability in completing their live's daily activities. Tools can be as simple as spell check for a poor speller to an adjustable keyboard for a person with fine motor problems. BVSD's Assistive Technology team is designed to assist students in school with their academic pursuits. What is the Assistive Technology Team? State Level - The Colorado Department of Education developed State Wide Assistive, Augmentative, Alternative Communication (SWAAAC) Teams. These teams are designed to assist students with disabilities in public schools with their academic pursuits. Local Level - The BVSD Assistive Tech. Team (formerly known as the BVSD SWAAAC Team) is comprised of an occupational therapist, speech language therapist, and special education teacher. We are available to visit schools to talk with teachers and parents about students in special education programs. We offer ideas, both low and high tech., to help students with the learning process. We assist with computer and environmental access, alternative communication, and specialized software for students from those with learning disabilities to those with significant cognitive and/or physical disabilities. We will lend tools from our library to specific students for an evaluation period (or longer if needed) or set up trial periods with various manufacturers. If a tool is found academically helpful, sources of funding will be pursued.

14. MSU MEMO: July 24, 1995 Research Assistant I, (TimeLimited) (computer Analyst), Social science science Research Center; Research Assistant I (Time-Limited), Wildlife assistive tech. http://msuinfo.ur.msstate.edu/msu_memo/1995/7-24-95/jobs.htm

Employment Opportunities The following vacancies are subject to change on a daily basis. Mississippi State University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Human Resources Management also provides employment opportunity information via telephone. The "Dial-A-Job" line provides information on current support staff vacancies on a daily basis. This service is updated on Tuesdays and Fridays. If you don't have time to visit the MSU Human Resources office, call Dial-A-Job at 325-4132 it's the next best thing to being there. EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE and MANAGERIAL Administrative Officer, Extension Administration Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Officer, Business Affairs/Human Resources Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences (MSU Internal Search Only), Academic Affairs Associate Dean for External Affairs, Business and Industry (MSU Internal Search Only) Chair/English Professor, Arts and Sciences, Meridian Campus, Academic Affairs Dean, College of Education, Academic Affairs Executive Director and Assistant Professor (Program of Research and Evaluation for Public School), College of Education

15. Browse Teaching Through Technology By Technology Used Production in Speech/English, language arts, teched, video Information Processing Business Education, business, computer science, Bonduel, 3. assistive technology. http://www.ecb.org/ttt/tech.htm

TTT Home Elementary Middle High ... Forum Teaching Through Technology Browse by Technology Application Click on a project description to learn from teachers who are integrating these technology tools into their teaching: Applications Assistive Technology Calculator Desktop Publishing ... Video Applications Software Teacher Gr. Description of Project Subject District Program Debby Prunty, Dr. Harriet Rogers K-6 Elementary Keyboarding language arts, keyboarding Oconomowoc Marie Cynor Interdisciplinary Units: Whale Project interdisciplinary, science, social studies Flambeau Sue Calabresa Storylords language arts Berlin Bonnie Dompke St. Leo Printing Company interdisciplinary, language arts, social studies St Leo Catholic Urban Academy Betty Joan Blanik Artistic Expression with Kai's SuperGoo art Gibraltar Schools Paul Skarda interdisciplinary, math, language arts Bear Creek Jeff Lucas Databases, Spreadsheets and More math, science Neenah Martha MacWilliams, Phyllis Schicker CNN Weather Project science, LMC Fort Atkinson Steve Rosenberg HyperStudio Biographies language arts Fond du Lac Jim Hohman, Rita Wiegenstein

16. Company Directories complete short custom; assistive tech Educational Consulting complete short custom; Department of computer science complete short custom; http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/cgi-bin/sc_coinf/ccc/index_gen/company.pl?lang=e&profi

17. MathType 5.0 Provides Options For Students, Teachers And Professionals and templates to assist computer users. products developed by Design science, visit their assistive tech Educational Consulting 2265 MacIntyre Place Kamloops http://www.abilityhub.com/ecolumn/2002/may1.htm

About Us Contact Us Consulting Search ... Submit an eColumn MathType 5.0 Provides Options for Students, Teachers and Professionals by Janet Hopkins. May 4, 2002 I’m not a math scholar so don’t expect me to explain what all the complicated symbols mean in those senior high and college math textbooks. I’m quite prepared to leave the job of teaching and deciphering the esoteric language of complex equations to the people with the training and aptitude for the subject. However, as an educator, I fully appreciate the potential learning benefits and opportunities that can be created when course content is married to the expansive powers of technology, especially the World Wide Web. Countless educators have discovered that computer technology can add new dimensions to how and where learning occurs. Web-based core and supplementary course materials are widely utilized by educators and students to extend the learning process beyond the walls of the classroom. MathType 5.0 software, developed by Design Science, is a product that enables educators and other professionals to produce sophisticated mathematical and scientific documents in electronic form. In addition to this capability, MathType 5.0 is a valuable tool to assist students and others with disabilities compose math and science expressions through computer access technologies. Design Science Products Provide Solutions The standard Windows math authoring software, Equation Editor, is bundled with Microsoft Office software. This program, also developed by Design Science, has been licensed to Microsoft and Corel. Equation Editor is not automatically installed when the MS Office setup is run and must be installed manually as it is not part of the default installation process.

18. AXSLIB-L Archives -- May 2002 (#8) ISC.RIT.EDU Subject Webcast Karen Milchus assistive tech in science labs X webcast with Karen Milchus talking about noncomputer assistive technology in http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/CGI/wa.exe?A2=ind0205&L=axslib-l&F=&S=&P=904

19. AXSLIB-L Archives -- May 2002 Foundation s Grant to Online computer Library Center Webcast Accessible computerized science Labs with Webcast Karen Milchus assistive tech in science labs http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/CGI/wa.exe?A1=ind0205&L=axslib-l

20. ECampus Student Services: North Harris College Text in accounting, office administration, computer science, chemistry, anatomy There are computer programs, videos, audio The assistive tech Lab is designed for http://ecampus.nhmccd.edu/Student_Services/Present/NHCText.htm

North Harris College Hello. I’m Linda Gooding, and I’d like to welcome you to North Harris College . We hope this presentation from eCampus will provide an introduction to the many services we provide, and assist you in beginning a successful educational journey with us. Students of all ages, from 16 to 60-plus, attend the college for high school concurrent credit, skill-building, university transfer, associate-degree and certificate programs, new and better jobs, career changes, entrepreneurial ventures and personal enrichment. North Harris College offers more than 60 programs of study, which include university transfer and numerous education  courses for job and career enhancement. Our college is at the forefront of education in emerging technical fields, the most sought-after including computer information systems, CNC operator training, associate degree nursing and multimedia. An added feature of this college is north Houston ’s Center for the Arts, which proudly houses a juried art gallery and a comprehensive fine arts curriculum with numerous free and low-cost theater, music, art events and exhibits.

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