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Need For Digital Accessibility in Higher Education

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Need For Digital Accessibility in Higher Education

On September 20th, Accessibility.com hosted an event titled, "Class is in Session: The ABCs of Accessibility in Education." You may catch the event on demand by clicking here.

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Are Online Tutors Required to be Accessible?

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Are Online Tutors Required to be Accessible?

Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in places of public accommodation. Covered Title III entities include private schools and pri

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Students that are Hard of Hearing in the Classroom

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Students that are Hard of Hearing in the Classroom

Severe hearing loss and deafness are typically diagnosed before students are school-aged if the cause is congenital, but mild to moderate hearing loss sometimes goes undetected until children are olde

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Reading Programs for Children with Disabilities

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Reading Programs for Children with Disabilities

Reading is an essential skill. Unfortunately, early literacy is often overlooked for children with disabilities. Assumptions are made about the child’s ability and, without a proper evaluation and pro

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As Schools Reopen with Mask Mandates, What about the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing Students and Teachers?

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As Schools Reopen with Mask Mandates, What about the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing Students and Teachers?

Recently, I needed to visit Urgent Care. As someone who relies on lip-reading, I was concerned about my ability to communicate adequately about my health. At that time, I had only disposable masks, so

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