Free Downloads and Resources
On this page, you will find links to programs that can make your computing
experience easier. Some would not necessarily be classified as "adaptive",
and not every link is for every user, but hopefully we will eventually
have something for everyone. If you know of a link that should be here, let us know.
 Access Firefox.org (http://www.accessfirefox.org/)
Access Firefox presents and showcases some of the accessibility tools and features that are available for the free Firefox web browser.
 AI
RoboForm (http://www.roboform.com)
A one-click web form filler and password manager with some serious
Artificial Intelligence (AI) inside. It works as an add-on to Microsoft
Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and many other browswers. It is free to try, too useful not to buy.
 Click Aid
(http://polital.com/ca/)
ClickAid is a FREE stand-alone on-screen mouse aid designed for anyone who has difficulty switching between mouse buttons or double clicking on a physical computer mouse. It will work with all mouse systems including head mouse and touch screen devices.
 Click-N-Type
(http://CNT.LakeFolks.com)
An on-screen virtual keyboard designed for anyone with a disability
that prevents him or her from typing on a physical computer keyboard.
As long as the person can control a mouse, trackball or other pointing
device, he or she can send keystrokes to virtually any Windows application
or DOS application that can run within a window.
 Cmap
Concept Mapping Software
(http://cmap.ihmc.us/)
A free program, created as part of a research project at IHMC,
based at the University of West Florida. Not as user friendly as Inspiration,
but hey, the price is right!
 Mousetool
(http://www.mousetool.com)
is the free award-winning program that clicks the mouse for you.
 NLM DocMorph (http://docmorph.nlm.nih.gov/docmorph/docmorph.htm)
This free service allows you to convert any document to speech. Even
images of documents! This is especially handy for people who have a scanned
text document in an image format.
 Readplease
(http://www.readplease.com)
ReadPlease
is a free text-to-speech application that will read aloud any text on
a computer screen. It is specially designed to text documents and e-mail. (See Accessibar above for web browsing with speech)
This page was last updated on April 19, 2010
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