There is only one day left to submit to the Call for Papers for Volume 13 of the Journal on Technology & Persons with Disabilities and the 2025 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference Journal Track. The Call closes tomorrow at 3:00 PM PDT. Submit now at: https://csun.at/JCFP #CSUNATC2 #a11y #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #AssistiveTech
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Can't believe we are already at day 5 of the Center on Disabilities at CSUN Assistive Technology Conference! This morning Kris Anne Kinney and Sarah G. Wood, PhD of the ETS Accessibility Standards and Inclusive Technology team are presenting on Lessons Learned in Interactive Assessment Accessibility. If you are at CSUN, and have questions, we are here through the end of the day... reach out. #accessibility #inclusiveDesign #a11y #innovativeAssessments
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Next up in our accessibility foundations series: form validation and error messages courtesy of Demelza Feltham. How to ensure people using a screen reader, people with low vision, and people with thinking and memory disabilities can access them. https://lnkd.in/eK5CsBeh
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Dive into the future of assistive technology by attending the Cross-agency Assistive Technology Network discussion. This session encourages a collaborative approach to learn about the assistive technology government agencies are using to support staff with disabilities and create inclusive workplaces. Register to attend: https://lnkd.in/eh5jmtEp #AssistiveTechnology #InclusiveWorkplaces #CommunityMeetUp #DigitalProfession
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What is Assistive Technology (AT) ? 🤔 Assistive technology means any item, piece of equipment, software program, or product system that is used to increase, maintain, or improve the functional capabilities of persons with disabilities. #inclusion #accessibility #a11y #assistive_technology
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🚨 EN 301 549 is a European standard for digital accessibility that mandates accessibility for people with disabilities in information and communication technologies. The Commission intends for this standard to be revised to include accessibility requirements for electronic communication services with regard to Real-Time Text (RTT) and Total Conversation (TC). In Europe, RTT is primarily used as Over-the-Top (OTT) apps by people who are Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing. The new standards should be fully implemented by PSAPs by 2027 at the latest, with the possibility that Native RTT will be required. Below, you can see a list of European Countries that offer RTT and TC through OTT apps, either as Peer-to-Peer calls, through Relay Services, or for Emergency Services. In the table, you can also see the locations where nWise is the RTT provider. If you want to read more about RTT, visit: https://nwise.se/ To read more about the implementation of RTT and TC in Europe, read this document from the European Emergency Number Association (EENA): https://lnkd.in/e3ZgQgPH #Accessibility #EmergencyServices #RelayServices #DeafCommunity #Inclusion #Technology
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Are you attending the Center on Disabilities at CSUN conference? Connect your Envision Glasses to the conference WiFi with ease by scanning the QR code provided. No WiFi? No problem! The Envision Glasses can also be used offline. Stay connected and make the most out of your conference experience. #EnvisionGlasses #CSUNconference #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology
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Is your website cognitively accessible? Many aren't and it can make the experience frustrating, unclear, and not usable. Explore what cognitive disabilities are, why they matter in digital accessibility, and how to make the web more usable for everyone. Read our article: https://hubs.li/Q02SMvKZ0 #Accessibility #DigitalAccessibility #A11y #CognitiveDisability
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Swinging in the Accessibility Awareness Month with #AceYourA11y Let's dive into the often-overlooked topic of cognitive disabilities! Did you know they represent the largest group of computer users with disabilities? Here are 5 tips for #accessibility for cognitive disabilities: 1: Make information available in different formats - text, image, audio, or video. 2: Use clear, simple language and avoid jargons. 3: Provide simple and adaptable layouts. 4: Avoid distracting scrolling, blinking or flashing elements. 5: Provide enough time to read & interact with the content. Not everyone learns the same way! Its high time we recognize that people process information differently. Repost and spread accessibility awareness. #GAAD2024 #CognitiveDisability #a11y #WCAG
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Exciting new research published in RESNA’s Assistive Technology Journal offers a strength-based framework for improving access to Assistive Technology (AT) at a national level. Using an action research approach and the UN Conventions on the Rights of Persons with Disability as a reference, the study identifies seven guiding principles for effective policy processes and five crucial building blocks for AT policy development. This IDEAL PROCESS framework provides a systematic approach to developing context-sensitive AT policies, ultimately enhancing access to crucial assistive technologies. #AssistiveTechnology @RESNA @TandFonline https://lnkd.in/gVu4-VQW
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Experience the transformative potential of assistive technology (AT) as we explore its role in enhancing the lives of individuals with disabilities. In our latest blog analysis, we navigate through the dynamic landscape of assistive technology, spotlighting the contrast between low-tech and high-tech solutions and their profound impact on accessibility, functionality, and user empowerment. High-tech AT stands as a beacon of innovation, harnessing advanced electronic and computer-based systems to offer unparalleled independence and control. From electronic braille displays to sophisticated speech recognition software and eye-tracking devices, these customizable solutions empower individuals to navigate the digital world with confidence and ease. On the flip side, low-tech solutions provide simplicity, affordability, and portability, bridging accessibility gaps with essential tools like canes, magnifying glasses, and non-electric adaptive kitchen aids. The distinction between low-tech and high-tech AT lies in complexity, customization, and functionality. While high-tech solutions excel in versatility and seamless integration with devices, low-tech alternatives shine in ease of use and affordability. Both approaches play a vital role in enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disabilities, catering to diverse preferences and needs. At Continual Engine, we're on a mission to champion inclusivity and accessibility through our cutting-edge solutions like Invicta™ and PREP. Join us in revolutionizing accessibility for all members of society! Ready to learn more on assistive technology and inclusivity? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eXx2ag9X Let's collaborate to create a world where everyone has equal access to opportunities and resources! #AssistiveTechnology #Inclusion #Accessibility #ContinualEngine
Comparing Low-Tech vs. High-Tech Assistive Technology
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