21. RAMESHSHARMA RAMLOLL 1993 B. tech. in computer science and Engineering, Indian Institute of technology (IIT assistive technologies (Enabling technologies for sensory impaired people http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~ramesh/Ramcv.htm

RAMESHSHARMA RAMLOLL May 2001 1. GENERAL INFORMATION Telephone 00 44 0141 3398855 ext 0983 Fax Nationality Mauritian Language English (Fluent), French (Fluent), Creole (Fluent), and basic Hindi email ramesh@dcs.gla.ac.uk Home Page www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~ramesh Address Computer Science Department, Glasgow University, G12 8QQ, Scotland, UK 2. EDUCATION Ph.D. in Computer Science, Lancaster University, UK B. Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur 3. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2000- to date Post-doctoral RA, Glasgow Interactive Systems Group, Glasgow University, Scotland, UK Lecturer, University of Mauritius Lecturer, University of Mauritius 4. AWARDS Creative Design Award, Indian Institute of Technology (Kanpur) United Kingdom Commonwealth Scholarship for Ph.D. studies 5. RESEARCH INTERESTS Multi-user Interface Analysis and Design Multi-media Interfaces e.g. Visual, Auditory and Haptic Assistive Technologies (Enabling technologies for sensory impaired people) Multi-modal Interfaces, Gesture (e.g. gaze, hand) tracking applications Voice recognition and Speech synthesis to implement Conversational User Interfaces User Interfaces for Mobile Devices Brain Computer Interfaces Human Computer Interface Evaluation Methodologies and Practices History of Scientific Ideas 6. RESEARCH

22. DRR: Technology for researchers, designers, and users of assistive technology with disabilities who work in the high tech field Federation of the Blind in computer science, is a http://www.washington.edu/doit/Brochures/DRR/tech.html

Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... DO-IT DO-IT resources DO-IT programs DO-IT search DO-IT home page DRR: Technology Table of Contents Discussion Lists Usenet Newsgroups World Wide Web (A by an entry indicates an addition or correction to the latest print version Discussion Lists Act is an EASI Digest list for Adaptive Computer Professionals. To subscribe, send a message with a blank subject line to listserv@maelstrom.stjohns.edu . In the body of the message type " subscribe act Firstname Lastname Adapt-l focuses on adaptive technology and libraries. To subscribe, send a message with a blank subject line to listserv@american.edu . In the body of the message type " subscribe adapt-l Firstname Lastname Adtech-ps is for professionals involved in postsecondary education and adaptive technology. To subscribe, send a message with a blank subject line to listserv@mail.orst.edu . In the body of the message type " sub adtech-ps Firstname Lastname AToutcomes supports the development and use of reliable, valid, and sensitive outcome measures in assistive technology. To subscribe, send a message with a blank subject line to majordomo@snow.utoronto.ca

23. Tutoring throughout the campus including the assistive technology Center Center, the Student Ed tech Lab, and Business Office technology, computer science and Information http://www.grossmont.net/tutoring/

home site index campus email search Tutoring Menu Learning Assistance Centers Assistive Technology Center Biology Lab Chemistry Lab ... Tutoring Center There are nine Learning Assistance Centers throughout the campus including the Assistive Technology Center, Biology Lab, Chemistry Lab, English Reading Center, English Writing Center, Health Sciences lab, Math Study Center, the Student Ed Tech Lab, and the Tutoring Center. These centers provide students with tutoring and computer access. There are other computer labs on campus which are accessible by students who are currently enrolled in specific courses. They are: Communications, Business Office Technology, Computer Science and Information, Physics, Fine Arts Synergy Center, and the Leadership and Economic Development Institute. Please ask your instructor about access requirements. Departments Help for Students Find People Online Services ... Grossmont College 8800 Grossmont College Dr. El Cajon, CA 92020

24. Wednesday At A Glance Handheld tech The Handheld computer in the science Classroom. Best Practice Project MEET Showcase. assistive tech Kurzweil 3000 for Windows. http://www2.masscue.org/conference/wedsbrief.htm

Wednesday - Nov. 12th - Schedule at a Glance Registration Opens 6:15 A.M. Handheld Hands-on Intro 7:00 - 8:00 A.M. Session 1 KEYNOTE 8:15 - 9:30 A.M. ... Grand Ballroom Zire 71 Handheld Drawing Session 2 Workshops A.M. Session Workshops P.M. Session Workshops 1:00 - 2:00 P.M. Session Workshops 2:30 - 3:30 P.M. MassCUE Members Annual General Meeting 3:40 - 4:30 P.M. ... Door prizes - Zire 71 Handhelds Pathfinder Award Reception 5:00 P.M. Program Schedule Printer Friendly Version Session 1 K eynote: Where the Digital Heart Is: Bringing the Human Face to Technology Session 2 Strand Workshop Critical Thinking Helping Students and Educators “Find Their Way” with Technology Media Literacy Media Literacy Digital Media Digital Camera Techniques Mathematics Organize, Create, and Explain: Graphs in the Classroom Science/Math VES in the Classroom Science/Math The HOBO Data Logger Weather Unit Project Handheld Tech T he Handheld Computer in the Science Classroom Best Practice Project MEE T Showcase Language Arts MCAS Test Taking and Kurzweil 3000 - One Year Later Reading Successful Reading Techniques Assistive Tech Kurzweil 3000: for Windows Reading Understanding the Powerful READ 180 Administration Concert, an Instructional Management System

25. Monday Report #260 a workshop for the Monroe ISD on assistive technology and political science, Spanish, visually impaired, bilingual Spanish, computer science, German, hearing http://www.emich.edu/coe/monday/mr260.html

College of Education E astern M ichigan U niversity Issue No: 260 December 16,1996 The next issue of Monday Report will be on January 6, 1997 FACULTY AND STAFF NOTES Leah Adams is in Jordan, participating in several professional activities. Georgea Langer's work (with Virginia Richardson, University of Michigan, and Toni Griego-Jones (University of Arizona) in evaluating a summer institute of Teach For America was cited in the November 18 issue of AACTE Briefs. Nora Martin, Alison Harmon, and Sherri Joseph presented on "Children First-Achieving Excellence" at the National Alliance of Black School Educators national conference in Detroit. Martin was elected secretary of the Higher Education Commission of the NABSE. Q.S. Samonte was reappointed to the advisory boards of The Dushkin Publishing Group's Annual Editions, Education and Annual Editions, Multicul-tural Education. Lynne Rocklage conducted a workshop for the Monroe ISD on "Assistive Technology with Low-Incidence Populations." She presented at the Learning Disabilities Association of Michigan convention in Lansing on "Assistive Technology and Language Arts for Students with Learning Disabilities." With Marilyn Lake, Rocklage presented a workshop for the Monroe ISD on "Assistive Tech-nology and Language Arts."

26. 2003 - 2004 Florida Tech University Catalog -- Computer Sciences space exploration, and assistive devices for mission of Florida tech s computer sciences department is and excellence in computer science, information systems http://www.cs.fit.edu/cs2/wds/catalogs/catalog03/catalog/

2003 - 2004 Florida Tech University Catalog Computer Sciences Contents Computer Sciences Faculty Professors Associate Professors Assistant Professors ... Other Than Computer Science Required Courses COMPUTER SCIENCES Department of Computer Sciences W. D. Shoaff, Ph.D., Head Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Master of Science in Computer Information Systems Master of Science in Computer Science ... Doctor of Philosophy Computer Sciences Faculty Professors Cem Kaner, Ph.D., software engineering, software testing, computer law ckaner@cs.fit.edu J. Richard Newman, Ph.D., software engineering, computer graphics, information resource management, multimedia distant learning, computer law and ethics newman@cs.fit.edu James Whittaker , Ph.D., software testing, computer and information security, software reliability, software engineering jw@cs.fit.edu Associate Professors Phil J. Bernhard, Ph.D., database systems, software engineering pbernhar@cs.fit.edu Walter P. Bond, Ph.D., software architecture and engineering processes, operating systems

27. DESIEN May 2002 compatibility problems with courses and assistive devices that SUMMIT FOCUSES ON MINORITY tech EDUCATION More in the engineering and computer science fields. http://www.uwex.edu/disted/desien/2002/0205/divide.htm

D E S I E N Volume 7.5 May 2002 THE DIGITAL DIVIDE - Recycled Computers for Needy Students, Assistive Technology Software Integration, Summit Focuses on Minority Tech Education RECYCLED COMPUTERS FOR NEEDY STUDENTS - De Anza College in Cupertino, CA, has begun a new program to make recycled PCs available to some students. The computers are put together by the Computer Recycling Center, a nonprofit that refurbishes computers that businesses throw away. Administrators at the college said the machines are recent models that they hope will be useful and reliable for the students. De Anza will distribute 10 computers for the initial trial. If the program is successful, officials expect to allow all financial-aid students to apply for a refurbished PC. See: http://chronicle.com/free/2002/05/2002051002t.htm (Chronicle of Higher Education, 10 May 02 - Edupage, 10 May 02)

28. Adaptive Tech Throughout this discussion concentration has been on assistive and adaptive technology lives is touched in some way by computer science, robotics, intelligent http://www.computerteacher.org/adaptive_tech.htm

Assistive Online Hardware, Software and Training Requirements Needless to say, the goal of providing for disabled and disadvantaged students on-line will not be accomplished without a great deal of planning, developing, testing, refining and just plain inventing. New tools, visions and products must be created to make quality assistive on-line education a reality. However, not everything need be new many tools already exist. Web Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines Hearing and Sight Challenged Students Alliance for Technology Access The disabilities of hearing and sight impairment have long been recognized and traditional education has long accepted eye glasses and hearing aids as quite normal in the classroom (Gray et al., 1998) However, designers of on-line systems frequently fail to consider these impediments to learning when designing on-line systems. It is a very simple fix to duplicate on-line text in user adjustable sound files and offer text pages for the visually impaired. Even if the designer overlooks these simple remedies, current versions of the Microsoft Windows

29. RESNA Special Interest Group (SIG) Professor Univ of Massachusetts Lowell computer science Dept. SIG18 tech Act. Chair John M. Ficarro, PhD Project Coordinator Connecticut assistive tech. http://www.resna.org/AboutRESNA/Leadership/SIGChairs.php

RESNA Special Interest Group (SIG) Chair / Vice-Chair Listing August 2002-2003 SIG COMMITTEE Chair Provides communication between the Board of Directors and the SIG Chairs. Chair: Alan Cantor, MA Cantor + Assoc. 32 Queensdale Ave Toronto, ON M4J 1X9 CANADA Work: (416)406-5098 FAX: (416)406-5498 EMAIL: acantor@interlog.com Chair: Ed L. Meyers III, Esq Arizona Technology Access Program IHD/NAU 4105 N. 20th St., Suite 260 Phoenix, AZ 85016 Work: (602)776-4699 FAX: (602)728-9535 EMAIL: edward.myers@nau.edu Vice Chair: vacant SIG-02 Personal Transportation Chair: vacant Chair: Micheline Nichols, MA CCC-SLP ATP 8485 S. Tropical Trail Merritt Island, FL 39056 Work: (321)768-6800 FAX: (321)768-6858 EMAIL: michelinenichols@earthlink.net Vice Chair: Vacant Chair: Carrie Brown, PhD President Innovative Human Services, Inc 4636 Cherokee Trail Dallas, TX 75209 Work: (214)350-5350 FAX: (214)902-9692 EMAIL: cbr949@airmail.net

30. 2004 Sci Tech Website at the intersection of quantum mechanics, computer science, and mathematics. Humancomputer Interaction Inst designers collaborate to design assistive robotics http://www.scitechfestival.org/mained_hs_res.asp?ns=New Frontier Lecture Series

31. VIRGINIA-SCIENCE-TECH-NEWS Archives -- November 2003, Week 1 (#4) for the purchase of assistive technology devices tech, November 3, 2003) Virginia tech Exemplary Department of electrical and computer engineering, materials http://lists.cit.org/scripts/wa.exe?A2=ind0311a&L=virginia-science-tech-news&F=&

32. Towson University - College Of Health Professions Health science, Trieber, Rosalind H. 410356-5832 410-998 Struck, Miriam, 410-704-4330, OT For Children; assistive tech. computer Access W/Children; Ergonomics, Esp http://wwwnew.towson.edu/pressroom/chp.html

Home News Room College of Health Professions COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS Department Name Phone Areas of expertise Collier, Steve Healthcare Workforce, Allied Health, Physician Work Issues College of Health Professions Exner, Charlotte Occupational Therapy, Children W/Disabilities, Motor Skills In Children, "Clumsy" Children, Kids' Classroom Furniture Bassich-Zeren, Celia Voice Disorders, Speech Disorders, Voice Probs. W/Early Onset Parkinson's Disease Cooper, Sheryl Deaf Culture; Teaching English To Deaf Adults, Interpreting, Counseling People W/Disabilities; Sign Language Emanuel, Diana Otitis Media (Temporary Hearing Loss); Pediatric Hearing Loss; Audiology Glennen, Sharon International Adoption, Child Development, Language Development. In Kids, Rehab. Tech.-Power Wheelchairs, Computers W/Speech, Etc. Hester, Eva Lindley, George Hearing Loss, Hearing Aids, Hearing Protection/Conservation Ries, Julie (retired) Ethnolinguistics, Multicultural Aspects Of Speech, Language; Speech, Language Development.; Dialectology Emanuel, Diana C.

33. QMUL > Department Of Computer Science of the Workshop on Audio assistive Devices and G. White, Golog and Linear Logic Programming , tech. 741, Department of computer science, Queen Mary and http://www.dcs.qmul.ac.uk/researchgp/imc/publications.php

QMUL Navigation QMUL Home Undergraduate Postgraduate International Press Business Employment Contact QMUL Home Home Undergraduate Postgraduate Research Staff Business News/Events Contacts About Publications In this area : Introduction People Publications Research Grants Interaction, Media and Communication Group: Publications sort by type Proceedings of ISIC 2004 (Information Seeking in Context) [more] [BibTEX] [2004] - N. Bryan-Kinns, "Mobile group music improvisation" in Proceedings of Engagability and Design [more] [BibTEX] [2004] - N. Bryan-Kinns, "Designing and Evaluating Interfaces for Group Musical Play" in Proceedings of Design and Emotion [more] [BibTEX] Proceedings of DIS 2004 [more] [BibTEX] [2004] - Marie-Luce Bourguet, "Software Design and Development of Multimodal Interaction" in IFIP 18th World Computer Congress Topical Days , chpt. Multimodal Interaction, 2004.

34. Links Lives, Literature, and Legacies Political science 98 (CCN Rehabilitation special article on assistive tech; Adaptech project (computer technologies for http://guir.berkeley.edu/courses/assistive-tech/spring2002/links.html

Related Classes Lectures CS 160 (focus on disability) Anthropology #189: Anthropology and Disability. Devva Kasnitz and Russell Shuttleworth. Disability Studies at Cal Press Articles Legal tide has turned against the disabled (Chicago Tribune, November 25, 2001) Expression Recognition to help identify squinting Talking ATMs in the area Top Disability Rights stories of 2001 Blindekuh: the Blind Cow Restaurant (Wall Street Journal, Nov 28th, 2000) Assistive Technology should Empower, Not "Help" Disabled People (Laura Hershey) Sundays 6-8 PM ET on 39 Radio Stations and the Internet. On A Roll is now a part of the community at iCan.com Slashdot thread on accessibility of unix "I am sam" movie review Art, Technology and Disability: Interviews with Three Artists (Disability World) Cellphones are innaccessible to those with hearing aids (CNET tech news) Wired article on Autism in Silicon Valley (Contentious, many experts don't agree with this)

35. NEC Foundation Of America - Grants world s premier institutions for computer science research and Institute of technology, or tech, in 1912. Handhelds as assistive technologies for People with http://www.necfoundation.org/organizations/organizations_show.htm?doc_id=165168

36. Zeal.com - United States - New - Computing - Computer Science - HCI - Research research programs that specialize in rehabilitation robotics, assistive technologies and 37. Virginia tech University Human-computer Interaction Group http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=64298

37. Butte College Catalog-Computer Science CSCI 200 Introduction to Adapted computer tech 3 units. diagnosis and prescription of computer adaptations for CSCI 201 - Applied assistive technology 3 units. http://www.butte.cc.ca.us/information/catalog/course_descriptions/catalog_csci.h

Computer Science (CSCI) CSCI 2 - Computer Literacy 3 units Recommended Prep: Reading Level IV; English Level III; Math Level III; and 20 wpm keyboarding Transfer Status: CSU; UC 2 hrs lecture/3 hrs lab/1 hr directed study A survey of the development and current applications of computers including history, future, terminology, hardware, software (word processing, database, spreadsheet, graphics, telecommunications, WWW, programming languages), social-economic impact, ethics, and quality of life. Students will be exposed to career opportunities in the computer field. Required for teaching credential. (CAN CSCI 2) CSCI 6 - Programming in Visual BASIC 3 units Prerequisite: CSCI 2 Corequisite: CSCI 29 Recommended Prep: Math Level III Transfer Status: CSU; UC 3 hrs lecture This course is designed to introduce students to the general concepts and methods of computer programming using the BASIC computer language. Special emphasis is placed on the application of the computer to the solving of business related problems and the processing of business data and information. (CAN CSCI 6) CSCI 8 - Programming in COBOL 3 units Prerequisite: CSCI 2 Corequisite: CSCI 29 Recommended Prep: Math Level III Transfer Status: CSU; UC 3 hrs lecture

38. Louisiana Tech Faculty: Hale, Dr. Paul N., Jr. Director for Electrical Engineering and computer science Professor of of Arkansas BSIndustrial Engineering Lamar tech. Training in assistive Device Assessment http://www.latech.edu/tech/engr/faculty/bme/hale.htm

Louisiana Tech Faculty Information Page Hale, Dr. Paul N., Jr. Academic Director for Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Professor of Biomedical Engineering Director of Technology Transfer Center (Shreveport) Associate Dean for External Programs Degrees PhD-Industrial Engineering MS-Industrial Engineering : University of Arkansas BS-Industrial Engineering : Lamar Tech Contact Info Ruston: Shreveport: Office: 233 Nethken Office: 100 Technology Transfer Center Address: P.O. Box 10348 Ruston, Louisiana 71272 Address: 8028 Shrevepark Drive P.O. Box 29648 Shreveport, LA 71149 Phone: Phone: Fax: Fax: Email: phale@coes.latech.edu Areas of Specialization Rehabilitation Engineering Rehabilitation Technology Design Human Factors Engineering Product Liability and Safety Engineering Management Program and Grant Administration Research Areas/Interests Biomedical Engineering Internships in Industry; funded by the Whitaker Foundation; funding level: $54,942; grant period: 1998 -1999; Co-Principal Investigator. "Support Services for Disabled Students;" funded by Louisiana Rehabilitation Services; funding level: $242,549; 1998 -1999.; Director.

39. Wired News: Tech For Elders Must Have Purpose tech Jobs Partner. Today s the Day People age differently, and an assistive technology must get a professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the http://www.wired.com/news/gizmos/0,1452,57429,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) Tech for Elders Must Have Purpose By Mark Baard Also by this reporter Page 1 of 1 02:00 AM Feb. 24, 2003 PT Seniors will accept newfangled gadgets, as long as they come in familiar packages. The key, researchers say, is to make assistive technologies easy to use and familiar. The devices must also increase seniors' independence. Wireless Hot Spot Directory Search for Wi-Fi hot spots near you: Story Tools See also A Cure for Those Aching Seniors? Wearables: More Than Sci-Fi Stuff A Wearable Aid for Special Kids A Kiddie GPS for the Masses? Tinker around with Gadgets and Gizmos Check yourself into Med-Tech Today's Top 5 Stories China Cracks Down on Net Games Senators Back Low-Power Radio Drowning in an Ocean of Plastic Summit: Carbon Dioxide Traders ... Wired News RSS Feeds Breaking News Weeklong Memorial for Ronald Reagan Starts Monday Sharon's Coalition Wobbles After Gaza Pullout Vote Saudis Rush to Assure World After Qaeda Attack Hunt for Haiti Flooding Victims Widens ... Wire Service Photo Gallery Tech Jobs Partner Today's the Day A telephone might check a person's pulse or glucose levels, for example. A toilet, as some already do, can check waste for signs of disease.

40. Assistive Technology In The Science Laboratory Much assistive technology for people with disabilities has receptive to expensive high tech adaptations for designed for performing computeraided experiments http://www.rit.edu/~easi/itd/itdv02n1/lunney.html

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY IN THE SCIENCE LABORATORY: A TALKING LABORATORY WORK STATION FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED SCIENCE STUDENTS David Lunney Department of Chemistry and Science Institute for the Disabled East Carolina University Greenville, NC 27858 internet: chlunney@ecuvm.cis.ecu.edu Much assistive technology for people with disabilities has been developed in the last ten years or so, but the developers of such technology usually quit as soon as they have provided access to computers. But to chemists, physicists, and engineers, that seems to be only half the job: computers are great laboratory tools, and if you connect a suitably adapted computer to instruments and sensors in a laboratory and provide it with suitable data acquisition and data analysis software, you have a great way to make careers in science and engineering more accessible to people with disabilities. Robert C. Morrison and I first became interested in the

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