Equivalent Text Descriptions

An illustration of a movie theater, an outdoor music venue, and a museum building represent a few of the various entertainment, culture and sports venues in a community. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the entertainment and culture section of this website.

An illustration of a large columned building and a water tower provides a quick visual reference to the "Government and Utilities" section of the virtual community.

A busy downtown strip full of people and a mall with a parking lot full of cars represents various types of stores typically found in a community. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the shopping section of the website.

An illustration of an athletic stadium and a building represent the recreational or athletic center found in a community or a on a typical college campus. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the sports and recreation section of the virtual campus or community.

This illustration of an open black suit case reveals the contents of a TUSK Kit. Inside the TUSK Kit are several tools used to simulate some of the problems that people with disabilities might encounter.

A newspaper and magazine stand, television van and camera man, radio station and a satellite tower all represent  various types of media and electronics. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the media section of the virtual community.

A busy café or restaurant with people seated outdoors represents the wide variety of dining options available. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the restaurants and dining portion of the website.

Three buildings representing various levels of education found in a community. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the schools and education section of the website.

Various forms of transportation typically found in a community are represented by a bus, biker, walker, airplane, train and cars on a highway. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the transportation section of the website.

A temple, church and a mosque representing various types of buildings of worship typically found in a community. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the worship and religion section of the website.

An illustration of a large office building represents businesses and corporations in the community. This illustration provides a quick visual reference of the business and services section of this website.

Employment, union involvement, hygiene, management approaches, and contracts are represented by factory buildings, smoke towers and a semi truck. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the factory and industry section of this virtual community.

A large field appears in front of a house, a barn and a silo representing farming, agriculture and rural living. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the farming and agriculture section of this website.

This illustration of a hospital or medical facility represents one of many health and medicine facilities. The illustration provides a quick visual reference to the health and medicine section of thevirtual community or campus.

Three types of buildings that represent the variety of housing and lodging available in the community. This illustration provides a quick visual reference to the homes and lodging section of the website.

The Pathways to Independence logo is a hand reaching for the stars.

The logo, including the text "Rehabilitation Research Design & Disability" for the R2D2 Center.

Universal Design Logo: a globe with and equals sign on it.

The University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee logo, as it appears on many UWM documents and websites.

Microsoft Excel icon indicating that this resource is in the form of a a spreadsheet document.

A right-pointing arrow links user to the next page.

A left-pointing double arrow serves as the link to the first page in a series of pages.

Right-pointing double arrow links to the last page of a series of pages.

A left-pointing arrow represents a link to the previous page.

A small box with an arrow pointing inward to the middle of a box represents that a reource or website is from the ACCESS-ed Project.

Arrow indicating that there is no next page in the current series of pages.

Icon indicating that the document will be opened by Acrobat or another PDF reader.

An icon adapted from Microsoft PowerPoint indicates that resource is a slide presentation.

Icon for the Quicktime movie program indicating a video.

Icon of a Windows Media file indicating that the video can be opened by Windows Media Player.

Icon adapted from Microsoft Word indicating that this document is a Mircosoft Word or other text type document.

A right-pointing double arrow indicates that the current page is the last in the series of pages.

A left pointing arrow indicates you are on the first page.

A left-pointing double arrow indicates that you are at the first page.