Publications of the Science Access Project

• Dotsplus - Better than Braille?
  by John A. Gardner,
  Proceedings of the 1993 International Conference on Technology and Persons with Disabilities,
  Los Angeles, CA, March, 1993.
• Accessibility to Scientific Information by the Blind: Dotsplus and Aster could make it easy,
  by W.A. Barry, John A. Gardner and T.V. Raman,
  Proceedings of the 1994 CSUN Conference on Technology and Persons with Disabilities,
  Los Angeles, CA, March 1994.
• Books for Blind Scientists: The Technology Requirements of Accessibility
  by W.A. Barry, John A. Gardner, and R. Lundquist
  Information Technology and Disabilities, 1(4), 1994
• Scientific Reading And Writing By Blind People - Technologies Of The Future
  by Hadi Bargi-Rangin, William A. Barry, John A. Gardner, Randy Lundquist, Mark Preddy, and Norberto Salinas
  Proceedings of the 1996 CSUN Conference on Technology and Persons with Disabilities,
  Los Angeles, CA, March 1996.
• New Methods of Reading, Writing, and Manipulating Information by People with Print Impairments
  by John A. Gardner, Hadi Bargi Rangin, Randy Lundquist, Bill Barry, Mark Preddy, Steve Sahyun, and Norberto Salinas
  Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Computers Helping People with special needs, Linz, Austria, July, 1996.
• TRIANGLE: A Practical Application of Non-Speech Audio for Imparting Information
  by John A. Gardner, Randy Lundquist, and Steve Sahyun
  Proceedings of ICAD 96 International Conference on Auditory Display, San Francisco, CA, November, 1996
  
• Dotsplus: How-To Make Tactile Figures And Tactile Formatted Math
  by Mark Preddy, John Gardner, Steve Sahyun, and Dave Skrivanek
  Proceedings of the 1997 CSUN Conference on Technology and Persons with Disabilities,
  Los Angeles, CA, March 1997.
• TRIANGLE: Tri-Modal Access To Text, Tables, Equations, Graphs, Calculations, And Figures
  by Hadi Bargi Rangin, Steve Sahyun, Randy Lundquist, and John Gardner
  Proceedings of the 1997 CSUN Conference on Technology and Persons with Disabilities,
  Los Angeles, CA, March 1997.
• The Problem Of Accessing Non-Textual Information On The Web
  by John A. Gardner, Hadi Bargirangin, Vladimir Bulatov, Hans Kowallick, and Randy Lundquist
  Proceedings of the 1997 Conference of the W3 Consortium, Santa Clara, CA, April, 1997.
• Tactile Graphics, An Overview and Resource Guide
  by John A. Gardner
  Originally published as an article in Information, Technology, and Disabilities, 3(4), 1996.
• The Quest for Access to Science by People with Print Impairments
  by John A. Gardner
  Computer Mediated Communication, 5, No. 1 (Feb 1998)
• A How-to Demonstration for Making Tactile Figures and Tactile Formatted Math Using The Tactile Graphics Embosser
  by Steve Sahyun, Vladimir Bulatov, John A. Gardner, and Mark Preddy
  Proceedings of the 1998 CSUN International Conference on Technology and Persons with Disabilities, Los Angeles, March 1998
• TRIANGLE: A Tri-Modal Access Program for Reading, Writing, and Doing Math
  by John A. Gardner, Randy Lundquist, and Steve Sahyun
  Proceedings of the 1998 CSUN International Conference on Technology and Persons with Disabilities, Los Angeles, March 1998
• MathPlus ToolBox, a Fully Accessible Math Teaching Environment
  by Carolyn Gardner and Randy Lundquist
  Proceedings of the 1998 CSUN International Conference on Technology and Persons with Disabilities, Los Angeles, March 1998
• Visualization by People without Vision
  Vladimir L. Bulatov and John A. Gardner
  Proceedings of the Workshop on Content Visualization and Intermediate Representations, Montreal, CA, August 15, 1998
• Audio and Haptic Access to Math and Science - Audio graphs, Triangle, the MathPlus Toolbox, and the Tiger printer
  Steve Sahyun and John Gardner
  Proceedings of the 15th IFIP World Computer Congress, Vienna, September 1998
• Non-Visual Access to Non-Textual Information through DotsPlus and Accessible VRML
  John A. Gardner and Vladimir L. Bulatov
  Proceedings of the 15th IFIP World Computer Congress, Vienna, September 1998
  

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