Montreal / Portland / Tempe / Sydney / Beijing / Edinburgh / /
Company
Google Labs / WebAnywhere / Volterra / Adobe / Boeing / Mobile Devices SA / Microsoft / Google Inc. / NV Access Inc. / /
Country
Canada / Australia / China / Scotland / India / United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Code Factory / Policy Institute / Volterra Italian Restaurant / Florida State University / Engineering University of Washington Seattle / Restaurant Phone Number / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / web applications / web users / embedded sound players / screen reading software / proxy web content / web proxy / web-based form / web usage statis tics / Internet-based au dio content / web browsing / web application / web browser / Web Conference / Web Accessibility / Web-Anywhere / Internet Cafes / Internet connection / Internet address / different requirements using different devices / online list / different web browsers / Web Browser Sound Players http /
OperatingSystem
BSD / Windows XP / Microsoft Windows / Microsoft Vista / Mac OS X / Linux / Macintosh / /
Organization
AIR Foundation / Florida State University / Information Use Management and Policy Institute / Computer Science and Engineering University of Washington Seattle / National Association for the Blind / Richard E. Ladner Department of Computer Science / University of Wash / /
Person
Karl Koscher / Sangyun Hahn / Don Swaney / Richard E. Ladner / Jacob O. Wobbrock / T.V. Raman / Washington Seattle / Prince / Anna C. Cavender / Craig M. Prince / Lindsay Yazzolino / Jeffrey P. Bigham / Shaun Kane / Schiller / /
Position
User Interfaces General / player / King / administrator / representative / Flash sound player / Speaker / S. Sound manager / embedded sound player / tasks representative / System Client Web Browser Sound Players http /
Product
Windows XP / Accessmonkey Framework / WebAny / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Javascript / /
ProvinceOrState
Quebec / Washington / Arizona / Oregon / /
Technology
Linux / API / Mobile phones / operating system / HTML / mobile devices / DOM / Text-to-Speech System / Document Object Model / PDA / Flash / Assistive technologies / text-to-speech / wireless devices / self-voicing technology / Smartphone / MP3 / PDF / 2.0 technology / proxy server / caching / simulation / /
WebAnywhere: A Screen Reader On-the-Go Jeffrey P. Bigham, Craig M. Prince and Richard E. Ladner Department of Computer Science and Engineering University of Washington