input device / Paper-based non-computerized systems / web content / Online Poll / Internet correspondence / online training course / accessible technology / survey tool / non-computerized technology / possible solution / modality systems / extant systems / actual election equipment / audio and visual systems / accessible technologies / preferred input device / mainstream technology / proposed input device / telephone keypad / online polling site / built-in systems / input devices / audio equipment / accessible voting systems / /
Organization
High school / Citizens Union Foundation / World Health Organization / Rice University Houston / federal government / NFB’s Jernigan Institute / U.S. Election Assistance Commission / U.S. Census Bureau / Michael D. Byrne Department of Psychology / National Organization on Disability / New York Board of Elections / family / National Federation of the Blind / /
Person
Michael D. Byrne / Blind Voters / Gillian E. Piner / Blind Voters Byrne / /
PoliticalEvent
federal elections / general election / presidential election / congressional elections / /
Accessible Polling Places for the Visually Impaired: A Compilation of Survey Results Gillian E. Piner and Michael D. Byrne Department of Psychology, Rice University Houston, TX Abstract