Web sites that meet accessibility standards and offer accessibility resources enable people with disabilities to participate equally on the web. It is our mission to provide a platform that guarantees equal access and opportunity to people with diverse abilities.

When full accessibility is not achievable we have provided a comprehensive list of alternative methods for accessing information.

Assistive Technology Tools

Screen Reader

Assistive technology in the form of a software application that attempts to identify and convert content on-screen into audio or Braille output. Screen readers are essential for people who are blind, visually impaired, illiterate, or have a learning disability.

• JAWS from Freedom Scientific
• Window-Eyes from GW Micro
• Dolphin Supernova
• Emacspeak for Linux
• System Access from Serotek
• ZoomText

Screen Magnifier

Magnifiers interface with the computers visual output to present enlarged content on the screen.

• ZoomText
• MAGic
• See It

Alternative Web Browsers

Web browsers that offer alternative user features to Internet Explorer.

• Lynx (strips visual content and displays text)
• Opera (disables images, tables, style sheets and JavaScript)

Voice Recognition Software

Software that uses audio input for entering data instead of a keyboard.

• Dragon Naturally Speaking