IAP 2019-E2: Interview with the CEO and founder of Not Impossible Labs
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IAP 2017-E2: Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) Joe Devon
The Interactive Accessibility Podcast (IAP) is an entertaining approach to accessibility. We enjoy sharing our discussions on accessibility and how it relates to technology, real-life issues, information, businesses, and people with disabilities. In this episode: An interview with co-founder of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) Joe Devon.
IAP 2017-E1: Welcome new host Jeremy Curry and Flying Cars
The Interactive Accessibility Podcast (IAP) is an entertaining approach to accessibility. We enjoy sharing our discussions on accessibility and how it relates to technology, real-life issues, information, businesses, and people with disabilities. In this episode: Flying Cars.
Stepping into Accessibilities’ Shoes
At Interactive Accessibility we have a dedicated team that works hard to produce the best services possible for our clients. Most of our time is spent in “head down” work mode – just like any other team producing products or service they’re proud of. Every so often, one of us pops our head out of the fog of a busy workday and remembers just why we have dedicated ourselves to accessibility.
Volume 3, Episode 2: Accessible Word Processor with David Neimeijer for Wrise
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Volume 2, Episode 4: Interview with Kimberly Cline of AI Squared
Kimberly Cline of AI Squared joins Mark on the IAP to discuss the ZoomText for Mac Release. Kimberly tells the story of starting ZoomText University and how it help both ZoomText users and to evangelize the product.
Personalized Voices for Non-Verbal Individuals
I am non-verbal, and one of the reasons that I haven’t been fond of voice synthesizers is that the synthesized voice never sounds like mine. Yes, although I cannot verbalize, I still can vocalize. Just ask my IA colleagues when I grunt to signal affirmative responses during our Skype conferences. My words spoken by a computerized voice, no matter how feminine it is, sounds disembodied. Moreover, the same synthesized voice may be shared with...
Talking Prescription Labels from CVS
CVS/pharmacy now provides ScripTalk prescription labels for home delivery from its online pharmacy, CVS.com. The talking label provides a safe and convenient way to access the information on prescription labels for individuals who have vision disabilities or are blind and cannot read standard labels. Customers who wish to listen to the information on the ScripTalk label can obtain a free ScripTalk reader from Envision America. More...
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