10 Tips For Making Digital Materials More Accessible to Students With Disabilities
Share article Remove Save to favorites Save to favorites Print Email LinkedIn Twitter Copy URL Many teachers and schools are falling short of federal requirements for digital accessibility, posing undue…
Landmark Settlement to Make 95% of New York City Subways Accessible by 2055
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“Voices from the Field” Interview with Will Eiserman, ECHO Initiative | Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services Blog
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Cal Poly students, faculty share importance of assistive technology: 'Challenges should be voluntary.'
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I’m wondering if my mother has dyslexia. Should I tell her or let things be? | Leading questions
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Nick Claudio '22 receives Boston College Strong Scholarship
His campus activities also included singing with the student a cappella group Common Tones. Off campus, he has taught Braille and assistive technology …