Library of Collected Works  A listing of books, articles, YouTube videos, and other items--professional and avocational

Books

• The Power of PowerPoint: Using a Screen Reader to Create Attention-grabbing Presentations - Judy Dixon, 2022
• Designing Documents for Appearance: Using a Screen Reader to Create Eye-Catching Newsletters, Flyers, Certificates, and More - Judy Dixon, 2022
• Your Personal Path to Fitness: Finding What Works for You - Judy Dixon and Bonnie O'Day, 2021.
• Audio Description: What it is, Where to Find it, and how to Use it - Judy Dixon, 2021.
• Identifying and Labeling Everything: Recognizing the Items in Your Life - Judy Dixon, 2020.
• Capturing and Sharing the World: Taking Photos and Videos with an iPhone - Judy Dixon, 2020.
• 31 Cool Things You Can Do with Your iPhone: From Fun, to Practical, to Entertaining - Judy Dixon, 2019.
• Getting Visual Assistance with an iPhone: Now, You can Just be friends with your friends - Judith Dixon, 2019.
• Drop into Dropbox: It's so much more than File Storage - Judy Dixon, 2018.
• Writing Your Way: Composing and Editing on an iPhone or iPad - Judith Dixon, 2018.
• Go Where You Wanna Go: Using GPS on the iPhone - Judy Dixon, 2017.
• The Abundant Bookshelf: Reading Books on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Judy Dixon, 2016.
• Anyone Can Play: Accessible Games for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch - Contributors: Nallym Bravo, Ciaran and Coal Corby, Judy Dixon, Janet Ingber, and Atty Svendsen, Edited by Judy Dixon, 2015. (Out of print)
• Get the Picture! Viewing the World with the iPhone Camera - Judith M. Dixon, 2014. (Out of print)
• Out and About: Our Favorite iOS Travel Apps - Judy Dixon and Doug Wakefield, 2014. (Out of print)
• Twenty-one iPhone Apps We Can't Live Without - Judy Dixon and Doug Wakefield, 2012. (Out of print)
• Label It! Braille and Audio Strategies for Identifying Items at Home and at Work - Judith Dixon, 2008. (Out of print)

Articles

• NaviLens: A Unique Wayfinding and Labeling Tool (March 2023)
• Braille Codes and Characters: History and Current Use - Part 2 (February 2023)
• Braille Codes and Characters: History and Current Use - Part 1 (January 2023)
• Remote Incident Manager (RIM): Accessible Assistance Software from Pneuma Solutions (November 2022)
• Envision Glasses: Getting Smarter all the Time (November 2022)
• What's New in iOS 16: New and Updated Accessibility Features (October 2022)
• ReVision Fitness: An Accessible Fitness Program for iOS, Android, and on the Web (August 2022)
• Canute 360: The World's First Multi-line Braille Display (June 2022)
• Voxmate: A Swiss Army Knife of Easy-to-use Apps for Your Android Phone (May 2022)
• Braille and Tactile Graphics at CSUN 2022 (April 2022)
• Video Streaming Services, Part 9: HBO Max - A New Kid on the Block—Or Is It? (February 2022)
• The Braillists Foundation: Taking Giant Steps Toward Increasing Braille Literacy (January 2022)
• Entering Text on an iPhone, Part 2: Using External Hardware Devices (January 2022)
• Entering Text on an iPhone, Part 1: Using Software Methods from the Phone (December 2021)
• What's New in Windows 11 for Screen Reader Users (December 2021)
• What's New in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 (October 2021)
• Touching the News and Other Tactile Graphics Offerings from the San Francisco LightHouse (September 2021)
• Video Streaming Services, Part 6: Amazon Prime Video: An Enormous Range of Content (September 2021)
• Bose Sport Open Earbuds: Hear the World with Your Earbuds On (August 2021)
• A Guide to Using Mobile Check Deposit and Some Helpful Accessories (August 2021)
  Article demonstrating how to utilize mobile banking services for the visually impaired
• Supercharge Your Braille Reading for Pleasure and Productivity (July 2021) - American Foundation for the Blind
  Article demonstrating various methods on how to improve Braille reading for the visually impaired
• Video Streaming Services, Part 4: Apple TV+: A Very Accessible Service (June 2021) - American Foundation for the Blind
  Article discussing the new Apple TV+ streaming service and the accessible content on the platform
• The Power of LiDAR Comes to an iPhone Near You (May 2021) - American Foundation for the Blind
  Article breaking down how to use LiDAR technology, available on current iPhone models, to map out the space around you with infrared light

youTube Videos

• BARD Mobile iOS
• BARD Mobile Android
• BARD Express
• HumanWare eReader
• Zoomax eReader

Other Publications and Presentations

• Braille Into The Next Millennium (2000) - National Library Service For the Blind and Physically Handicapped
  More than two dozen essays delving into the history and future of the braille system, including braille production, code development, and refreshable braille displays
• Levelling the road ahead: Guidelines for the creation of WWW pages accessible to blind and visually handicapped users (1996) - Library Hi Tech
  Article demonstrating the importance of libraries and librarians to provide online and electronic resources that are accessible to all
• Getting in Touch With Literacy - Conference (St. Petersburg, FL - Dec. 2007)
  Presentation on the importance of accurate and timely Braille materials for students
• University of Tennessee - Seminar Series (Knoxville, TN - Dec. 2006)
  Presentations on the production and integration of accessible academic library materials
• Temple University - Seminar (Philadelphia, PA - May 2005)
  Presentation on accessible electronic books
• Association of College and Research Libraries - Conference (Charlotte, NC - Apr. 2003)
  Presentation on accessibility and usability of several popular commercial online databases

Interviews

• For The Blind, Connected Devices Create A Novel Way To Read (January 2014)
  Interview published by NPR
• She Rules the Braille Domain: An Interview with Judy Dixon (November 2002)
  Interview published by American Foundation for the Blind

Major Awards

• American Foundation for the Blind migel Medal (May 2022)
• National Braille Press Volunteer Award (June 2013)
• American Council of the Blind - Robert S. Bray Award (July 2010)
  “For exemplary service in library and information services for blind persons”
• American Foundation for the Blind - Gallagher Award (June 2009)
  “For being a role model for blind person”
• Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies - Francis Joseph Campbell Award (June 2005)
  “For being an advocate for access to printed information through the widest possible use of special formats”