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Designing an offscreen model for a GUI
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  • 1990The Graphical User Interface: Crisis, Danger, and Opportunity85 cited
  • 1994Graphical User Interfaces for Blind People.12 cited

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  • 2009Technology, accessibility and creativity in popular music education9 cited
  • 1997Multimodal text editor interface including speech for the blind6 cited
  • 2015Programmatic availability of virtual classrooms for assistive technologies4 cited
  • 1994Screen reader for Windows based on speech output4 cited

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