Social Media for the Visually Impaired
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It seems like the whole world is on social media, but what about people with visual disabilities? Do people with... View Article
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The sandwich generation is defined as adults, typically in the age range of 30-years to 50-years, who are caring for... View Article
New to Accessibility? Start Here.
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The topic of accessibility compliance can be overwhelming, especially when you’re new. Thankfully, accessibility compliance doesn’t have to be scary.... View Article
Section 1557 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA) of 2010 is a health reform law that focuses... View Article
“Literacy is essential to social and human development in its ability to transform lives.” – The United Nations Educational, Scientific... View Article
Braille Defined – What is Braille?
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Jump to: Braille is one of the most recognizable forms of accessible documents. But, unfortunately, it may also be one... View Article
Why is Braille Literacy So Critical?
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Braille literacy is reading, comprehending, and writing in braille. Look at it this way: literacy for students without a visual... View Article
10 Interesting Facts for World Braille Day
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World Braille Day We just celebrated World Braille Day on January 4th but here, we celebrate braille year-round! The invention... View Article
508 Compliance: Who Needs to be Compliant?
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What is Section 508?Who needs to be 508 compliant? What documents fall under Section 508? Why is Section 508 important?... View Article
Government administrators must be aware of accessibility laws. The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and the Rehabilitation Act... View Article
