If you’re involved in digital education, one thing you can’t afford to overlook is accessibility. Students with disabilities deserve the same access to content, tools, and learning experiences as everyone else. But when accessibility isn’t built into your online platforms and materials, it can open the door to legal trouble.
Accessibility remediation might sound like a complex, technical process, but it’s really about making simple changes that have a big impact. The goal is to
Imagine trying to organize files on your computer, but instead of simply dragging them into folders, you have to type out commands for every move.
According to a survey by the University of Melbourne, only 12.9% of respondents found PDF files to be accessible. This statistic highlights a significant challenge
Technology should empower everyone! However, for millions of Americans with disabilities, access to digital communication remains a challenge. Recognizing this gap, Congress enacted the “Communications
When we talk about web accessibility, we are referring to websites and apps being accessible and easy to use for everyone, including people with disabilities.
Running a website comes with responsibilities, especially when it comes to following legal rules. Businesses need to make sure their websites meet certain requirements, not
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