In addition to all of the issues and tasks in which the GNOME Accessibility Team is currently and actively engaged, there are other areas of work and need which impact our users' ability to access GNOME in their preferred environment(s). These include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. Assistive Technologies and Related Tools

1.1. AccessX-Status Applet

• Key Contacts: EitanIsaacson

• Purpose: Visual indication of AccessX feature status (e.g., StickyKeys state, SlowKeys timer, BounceKeys timer, etc.)

• Module: http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-applets/tree/accessx-status

1.2. Dasher

• Key Contacts: Patrick Welche

• Purpose: Alternative input mechanism

• Module: http://git.gnome.org/browse/dasher

1.3. LDTP

• Key Contacts: DesktopTesting

• Purpose: Testing support for applications

• Module: http://ldtp.freedesktop.org/wiki/

1.4. MouseTrap/OpenGazer

• Key Contacts: FlavioPercoco and PeterKorn

• Purpose: Head tracking and video gesture switching

• Module: http://git.gnome.org/browse/mousetrap

1.5. VizAudio

• Key Contacts: Bryen Yunashko, Ted Nichols, Rachel Foecking, Ryan Gee

• Purpose: Visual backend for libcanberra for people with hearing impairments

• Module: http://github.com/rgee/VizAudio/tree/master and http://github.com/rfoecking/libcanberra-vizaudio/tree/master

2. Other End-User Software

2.1. Evince

• Key Contacts: DanielGarcia, CarlosGarciaCampos

• Purpose: PDF content viewing

• Module: http://git.gnome.org/browse/evince

2.2. Unity

• Key Contacts: Luke Yelavich, Penelope Stowe

• Purpose: Window manager of Ubuntu

• Module: https://launchpad.net/~unity