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From: MCNULTYT@elmer1.bobst.nyu.edu (Tom McNulty)
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Subject: Information Technology and Disabilities
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Announcing A New Quarterly Electronic Journal
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DISABILITIES
ISSN 1073-5127
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_Information Technology and Disabilities_ is a new,
quarterly electronic journal devoted to all aspects of computer
use by persons with disabilities. It is intended to fill a void
in the professional literature by bringing together articles by
educators (K through College), librarians, human resources and
rehabilitation professionals, as well as campus computing and
other professionals concerned with the effective use of
technology by people with all kinds of disabilities.
The premier issue of _Information Technology and
Disabilities_ reflects the breadth of coverage that the journal's
editorial board plans to maintain in future issues. Feature
articles include a case study of an accessible CD-ROM workstation
at the Seattle Library for the Blind, a profile of the St. John's
University UNIBASE system, including the many rehabilitation
resources housed there, and an article on the Royal Society for
the Blind (Australia), which provides excellent screen design
principles for enhanced accessibility. Feature articles are
supplemented by news of interest to computer users with
disabilities as well as educators, librarians, rehabilitation and
other professionals interested in the uses of new and emerging
technologies by people with disabilities.
HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DISABILITIES
The first issue of _Information Technology and Disabilities_
will appear on January 15, 1994. Individual subscriptions are
free of charge, and two subscription options are available:
1. Receive ENTIRE ISSUE AUTOMATICALLY. Please note: individual
issues will range from 75 to 150 pages.
address e-mail message to: listserv@sjuvm.stjohns.edu
leave subject line blank, send the following one line
message:
sub itd-jnl John Smith
2. The journal will be made available at the St. John's
University gopher. To receive each issue's TABLE OF CONTENTS
ONLY:
address e-mail message to: listserv@sjuvm.stjohns.edu
leave subject line blank, send the following one line
message: sub itd-toc Jane Doe
The Table of Contents will provide abstracts of articles as
well as explicit instructions for using the gopher-based
version of _Information Technology and Disabilities_.
SUBMISSION OF ARTICLES
_Information Technology and Disabilities_ is a peer-reviewed
journal. Requests for authors' guidelines should be submitted to:
Tom McNulty
Editor-in-Chief
Bobst Library, New York University
70 Washington Square South
New York, N.Y. 10012
voice: 212/998-2519
TDD (leave message): 212/998-4980
e-mail to: mcnulty@acfcluster.nyu.edu
mcnulty@nyuacf (bitnet)
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