Hello all,
 
Thanks to Dr. Christopher Lee for bringing the following  product to our 
attention.
 
 
The  Key to Access is not much bigger than a car key – yet still opens the  
world of computer information to individuals with print-related  disabilities.  
 A device not much larger than a pack of gum contains a  collection of tools 
designed to make your entire computer accessible.  This  is the ultimate in 
portable  accessibility!  
The  Key to Access enables you to take your Assistive Software with you on a 
portable  USB MP3 Player.  By just inserting the MP3 Player into any USB Port, 
the floating tool bar will appear  and then you just select any of the eight 
different tools. The software NEVER  needs to be installed on your computer. 
All your personal settings are saved  on your Key to Access so that no matter 
which computer you use, your access will  be the same.  
_http://www.premier-programming.com/keytoAccess/Key3.htm_ 
(http://www.premier-programming.com/keytoAccess/Key3.htm)  
How many of you use Assistive Technology with your students that have  
print-related disabilities?   
Are there other products that you are aware of that would be useful for  
adults with learning disabilities? 
What are some websites that would be useful for adult and  literacy 
professionals wanting to learn more about AT products for the  population we serve? 
Thanks, in advance, for your thoughts. 
Rochelle Kenyon
Moderator, Learning Disabilities Discussion  List
_RKenyon721 at AOL.com_ (mailto:RKenyon721 at AOL.com) 

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