Global Accessibility Awareness Day On Thursday, May 21, MDTAP participated in Global Accessibility Awareness Day. Around the world, events, both large and small, were held to raise awareness of Web Accessibility. Countless links and articles have been written as a result of GAAD2015. The best jumping off point may be: www.baltimoregaad.org. The administrators say to […]
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The ADA National Network in collaboration with the Accessibility Program at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the National Center on Accessibility at Indiana University is pleased to announce the 2nd and 3rd sessions (2 Part Series) in the 2015 Arts and Recreation Webinar Series. 1st Webinar Session May 28, […]
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Global Accessibility Awareness Day is May 21st!!! The purpose of the day is to get people talking, thinking and learning about digital (web, software, mobile, etc.) accessibility and users with different disabilities. Virtual and in-person events are being planned across the world. Check out a growing compilation of events online.
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Great bits of advancement can add up to big change – Braille soda cans, disability-friendly kids clothes, apps to find accessible restaurants, oh my! It all sounds so simple, and perhaps even obvious, but everyday little changes are making big impacts. AT in the news for the week of 5/11 thru 5/15 Brain imaging produces […]
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The internet is full of information and websites that are aimed at informing, sharing, and disseminating. But we recently came across one that we thought was worth sharing – Cerebral Palsy Kinetic Connections. CP effects roughly 1 in every 1000 births, with symptoms ranging from relatively mild to severe, often depending on the areas of […]
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It’s all about the feels this week. Like, you can feel your heart explode while watching a video of a pregnant, blind mom-to-be when she gets a 3D sonogram of her son, or you can feel your mind bending when holograms of people with disabilities appear when you park in a handicapped space…so go for […]
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