Again, due to the growth of the web, sales of the book in recent years have dropped off in favor of web access. Also, since other organizations are now being funded to provide this information on the web, we will be discontinuing production and sales of the Resourcebook series. The Trace Center is working with the CRT project team to ensure that the information previously contained in the Trace Resourcebook series is incorporated and updated as part of their new web-based information resource. The Trace Center will continue to use its extensive web site to provide information relating to disability access and universal design of information technologies and telecommunication systems, with links to others working in related areas. Most of the resources contained on the site can be downloaded and printed free of charge.
Alternative formats are, as always, available on request.
WebAble WebAble maintains a comprehensive cooperative listing of disability resources accessible through the Internet. This organization also maintains a searchable database and printable resource of assistive technology products. Trace Informational Quick Sheets The Trace Web site is our primary vehicle for dissemination of information about how to make information systems accessible. We invite you to continue to use it as a resource. The Informational Quick Sheets list many disability organizations, assessment and evaluation services, educational resources and manufacturers of assistive technologies.