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It’s too easy to create inaccessible content — i.e., online content that people with disabilities cannot access. At its worst, inaccessible content can get a company sued. But the good news? Creating an accessible website is easier than you think, and it’s a smart business decision. But mostly, it’s the right thing to do. In […]
We’ll explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and digital accessibility within higher ed. We’ll discuss the emerging AI technologies that are poised to revolutionize accessibility for students and staff with disabilities. Attendees will learn how AI can identify and solve accessibility issues, from content adaptation for diverse learning needs, to complex front-end solutions. Presenter Michael […]
Web carousels are widely used to showcase content on higher education websites, but oftentimes they are not developed with all users in mind. Ensuring accessibility in web carousels is crucial to making them usable for everyone, including people with disabilities. This presentation will delve into the essential aspects of designing and developing accessible web carousels. […]