Hi Michele,

Nice to meet you.  There's a lot out there, you just have to work at
getting a hold of it.

Would love to correspond with you privately about some specific
answers to your questions, but here are some resources you might want
to try.

First, I'd go through the EASI archives and listen to some of the web
broadcasts.  Also take a look at the etext info and the links that
have been archived at:

http://www.easi.cc

then, I'd take a look at the compendium at the Trace Center.  Haven't
got a link, but that'd be a good place to start.

Depending on what you want, I'd take a look at:  weable,, any of the
CIL sites, Freedom Scientific, Kurzweil1000, and there are probably
more that I've not thought of.

As far as literature goes, depending on the disabilities of your kids,
try the following:

http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu

http://www.gutenberg.org

If your kids are print handicapped, e.g. visually impaired, blind,
learning disabled, get them signed up for bookshare.  It's costly, but
well worth the price.  Also for audio material, RFB&D is good, as well
as LOC program.

Hope this helps.

Ann P.

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