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Category Archives: education
Research Review – Google Apps for Education and Accessibility
Google Apps for Education (GAFE) are a series of free, on-line applications that provide a host of office suite applications along with an e-mail system and web development tools to academic users. The use of the service is free for … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, education, General Information, Software
Tagged Accessibility, education, Google, HIGHER ED, legal, schools, Section 508, visual impairment
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Testing students with low vision
Increasingly in American schools, district assessment leaders are utilizing Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT) as the methodology to assess student learning as required under the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB). In CAT, the test is administered by computer … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, education, General Information, Hardware, News, Software
Tagged Accessibility, assessment, blind, education, schools, technology, visual impairment
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New Captioning Video Resources
Just wanted to call your attention to a new resource we have been developing on the Maine CITE website. Called “Captioning Video,” this resource contains information about the need for and the way to caption videos on your websites or … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, education, General Information, News, Software, universal design
Tagged Accessibility, captioning, education, legal, technology, universal design
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National Dialogue on Improving the Section 508 Program
The US Federal Government is seeking input in how to improve the government’s management of Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. Specifically, they request: We are seeking your comments on what has been proposed, encouraging you to propose broad management … Continue reading
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Tagged Accessibility, legal, Section 508
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IRS provides assistance for people with disabilities
This following announcement comes from the Center for Financial Independence & Innovation: Individuals who are blind or visually impaired can download hundreds of the most popular federal tax forms and publications from IRS.gov. These products range from accessible PDFs to … Continue reading
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Tagged Accessibility, irs, legal, taxes, visual impairment
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