[Promotion-technology] IBM seeks screen readers users!

[Sam Joehl]

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THE IBM USER DESIGN CENTER IS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR PARTICIPANTS FOR 
USABILITY TESTS WHO USE ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES SUCH AS JAWS OR OTHER 
SCREEN READERS, COMPUTER KEYBOARDS WITHOUT A MOUSE, OR OTHER 
ALTERNATIVE INPUT DEVICES.  WE WOULD LIKE TO GATHER INFORMATION 
REGARDING THE USE OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES WITH OUR PRODUCT.

IN ADDITION TO USE OF AN ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY, WE ARE SEEKING A 
PARTICIPANT WITH A TECHNICAL OR CORPORATE BACKGROUND WHO HAS 
EXPERIENCE WITH WEB BROWSERS, SUCH AS FIREFOX AND INTERNET EXPLORER, 
AND WHO IS FAMILIAR WITH NAVIGATING WEB PAGES.

THE SESSION PAYS $75 PER HOUR, AND WILL LAST APPROXIMATELY 2-3 
HOURS.   THE SESSIONS WILL BE HELD IN MID-JANUARY AND CAN BE HELD 
REMOTELY THROUGH WEBCONFERENCE AND TELEPHONE, OR IN PERSON AT IBM'S 
SILICON VALLEY LAB IN SAN JOSE.

IF INTERESTED, PLEASE CONTACT LAURA FOWLER AT LAURAF at US.IBM.COM, AND 
A BRIEF QUESTIONNAIRE WILL BE SENT TO YOU. 

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