Disability and adaptive resources links
Government and Resource Centers
Social Security Administration Disability Home and US Department of Labor Office of Disability Employment
ASEC Area Special Education Cooperative in Northwest Minnesota
Education, Minnesota Department of Education: Minnesota Braille and Talking Book Library
Education, North Dakota Department of Public Instruction includes links to Vision Services and School for the Deaf
Human Services, Minnesota department of: includes Autism and Services for people with disabilities
Human Services, North Dakota department of: includes Autism and Services for people with disabilities
National Library Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped includes link to Find your library to search and BARD Access
Resources
Americans with Disabilities Act - rights for people with disabilities - U.S. Dept. of Justice
Closing the Gap - trade journal on adaptive technology for disabilities,
College Resources for Students with Disabilities guidebook - Affordable Colleges Online to help students transition to higher education
NTN - Narrative Television Network - currently unavailable 1-19-2022
Pacer Center - Parent Advocacy Coalition for Educational Rights - Minnesota
Signing Savvy - video clips of some sign language vocabulary
Computer and print accessitility
Cheat sheets one-page accessibility resources to assist in creating accessible content. - National Center on Disability and Access to Education (NCDAE)
Free Low Cost Assistive Technology for Everyone. last update 2017. Created by Augsburg University Class Disability Resources
Making your Website accessible ACRL Tech Connect
The Trace Center research, development, and resource center
Technology resources for people with vision loss from the American Federation for the Blind
Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) including Policies relating to Web accessibility
Product and company links
Freedom Scientific - Blind and low vision products
MaxiAIDS.com - Catalog of products for vision, hearing, mobility and more
NVDA NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) is a free "screen reader" which allows blind or vision impaired people to use a computer.