Welcome to the Microsoft Accessibility blog! This is a central blog all about accessible technology from the Microsoft community of people passionate about accessibility. Various people will blog here on topics such as the end-user experience, the developer experience and the underlying technologies that enable accessibility.

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• More awareness and recognition of assistive technology

  WebAnywhere did indeed win a Mellon Award for Technology Collaboration! Congratulations! You can read about the awards at: http://matc.mellon.org/press-release . Read More... Posted Thursday, December 11, 2008 8:58 PM by AnnuskaP | 0 Comments Filed under: screenreader, Web Accessibility, academic research, Imagine Cup 2008, cognitive, blind, low vision

• Imagine Cup Accessibility winner, WebAnywhere, up for today's Mellow Award

  Jeff Bigham and Professor Richard Ladner , from University of Washington, are in D.C. today for the 2008 Mellon Awards Ceremony . Their project, WebAnywhere , is nominated for an award, which celebrates technology collaboration in higher education, especially Read More... Posted Monday, December 08, 2008 5:04 PM by AnnuskaP | 1 Comments Filed under: screenreader, Web Accessibility, academic research, Imagine Cup 2008, cognitive, blind, low vision

• Getting started with Windows Vista using a keyboard

  For the first blog, I wanted share some tips for using just your keyboard to get around Windows Vista. I'm focusing on using the fundamental components of Windows Vista - the parts that appear the first time you log on. I'll break these into 3 parts: Read More... Posted Tuesday, February 26, 2008 7:35 PM by AnnuskaP | 1 Comments Filed under: Windows Vista, keyboard, screenreader