Accessibility

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Understanding Accessibility Scoring Rubrics

Enter accessibility scoring rubrics, or measurement frameworks that better reflect how accessibility issues impact users. For example, one document might have 50 issues yet score better than another document with only five issues. While it...

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How AI-Powered Audio Descriptions Are Changing Higher Education

While captions and transcripts have become standard practice, audio descriptions for learners with visual impairments often remain overlooked, despite visual impairments being among the top 10 disabilities among adults, according to the CDC. What are...

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A Q&A on DOJ Web App and Accessibility Requirements

When institutions and organizations comply with these rules, people with disabilities will have much more reliable access to critical services like registration, accessing information, applying for benefits, and participating in activities. This compliance also positions...

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The Power of Alternative Formats in Digital Learning

The Power of Alternative Formats in Digital Learning

Learn about various alternative formats and how they benefit learners:  Text-Based Alternatives Source File, the original document with its native formatting, allows users with specific software tools to manipulate the content according to their needs,...

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The Importance of Structural Remediation in PDF Accessibility

Their popularity stems from good reasons, as PDFs preserve formatting across different devices, maintain document integrity, support digital signatures, and offer robust security features. Despite their benefits, PDFs present significant accessibility challenges that many organizations...

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Implementing Small Changes to Drive Digital Accessibility

Whether you’re designing a website, developing an e-learning platform, or sharing content online, making small changes can have a profound impact on creating an inclusive digital environment for all users. Universal design principles advocate for...

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Trends Shaping Higher Education in 2025

Below are five key trends that will shape higher education in the coming year. 1. AI-Driven Personalized Learning Artificial intelligence is transforming education by providing personalized learning experiences tailored to individual student needs. “As a...

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How Generative AI is Impacting Workplace Inclusivity

The new research revealed broader insights about how generative AI technologies are impacting areas like accessibility and inclusion.  The study showed that the technology is helping organizations do more than meet accessibility requirements — it’s...

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The Role of Audio Descriptions in Accessibility

 For Title II entities like public colleges and government institutions, providing these descriptions isn’t just helpful—it’s essential for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). A Brief History of Audio Descriptions in the U.S....

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Celebrating World Braille Day 2025

Braille developed this revolutionary system at just 15 years old, after losing his sight in childhood. Inspired by Charles Barbier’s night writing system used by military personnel, he refined and simplified it into the six-dot...

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