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ACM SIGACCESS Accessibility and Computing, Volume 82

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Volume 82, June 2005

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Simeon Keates:
Introducing ease of access into IBM. 6-10
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Rob Haverty:
New accessibility model for Microsoft Windows and cross platform development. 11-17
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Marguerite Bergel, Ann Chadwick-Dias, Tom Tullis:
Leveraging universal design in a financial services company. 18-24
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Jon Dodd:
Accessibility from the front line: a UK industry perspective of web accessibility. 25-29
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Adriane B. Davis:
Investigating the mutual effects of physical training and mu-based brain-computer interface systems. 30-32
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Haixia Zhao:
Interactive sonification of geo-referenced data. 33-36

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