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I realize that this is off-topic for this list, however, I believe the
subscriber list includes individuals who manage lists for the disabled
and who may be able to assist us with this question.
> I had a professor, who uses WebCT, contact me with a question about
> navigating WebCT without using a mouse. He has a student who is
> visually impaired, and this student is using voice assisted software to
> "read" the different web pages. But, this student is having
> difficulties navigating through WebCT because she can't use the mouse.
> Does anyone know of any solutions for browsing web pages using the
> keyboard or an alternative device instead of a mouse? I have begun to
> investigate this, but I only seem to be finding solutions that "read"
> web pages and provide audio output.
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Paul Russell
Senior System Administrator
University of Notre Dame
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