Maryland Department of Disabilities
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Jul 12th, 2013
AT in the news for the week of 7/8 – 7/12 Talking Books Program Draws Library of Congress Honors The Bradley – A new tactile watch makes time fashionably accessible to blind & sighted people alike “Everybody: An Artifact History of Disability in America” Technology that helps seniors stay at home Tapestry visual story-telling app […]
Posted in Assistive Technology, Education, MD Technology Assistance Program, Things to Know Thursday on Jul 11th, 2013
University of Maryland is recruiting students for the University of Maryland’s 2013-14 Academic Graduate Certificate in Transition from School to Career. This is a certificate program offered to transition specialists in schools, rehabilitation, and adult service agencies. The certificate courses are offered entirely online. Deadline for applying is July 15, 2013. A scholarship is offered […]
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Jul 10th, 2013
Clear and Simple Writing Difficulty: Beginner Category: Content Presentation Clear and simple writing is one of the most important, yet often neglected, aspects of web accessibility. Technical accessibility provides access to content, but that content must be written and presented so it is understandable by the audience. This includes considering the use of headings and […]
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Jul 9th, 2013
PeopleFinder Lite Contributed by Joel Zimba, Special Projects Coordinator Sendero Group has produced accessible mapping and GPS software for many years. They just released their long-awaited navigation app for the iPhone, which I will not be reviewing today. Instead, Sendero has also made a first stab at solving a problem common to all, but perhaps particularly […]
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Jul 8th, 2013
The IMAGE Center of Maryland has just launched its Summer Teen Program schedule. This is a great opportunity for teens with disabilities to take part in activities and engage with peers. Check out the schedule below and register online here. Teen Connect & Travel Training Wednesday, July 10th 5-10pm, Thursday, August 1st 6-8pm, Thursday, September […]
Posted in MD Technology Assistance Program on Jul 3rd, 2013
Multiple Ways of Accessing Content Difficulty: Beginner Category: Content Structure Presentation Some users prefer using a search form to quickly find information. Others may follow navigation or other links. Others may prefer a site map or index. Providing multiple ways of getting to content will improve the usability and accessibility of your site.
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