Writings on Disability Rights and Advocacy
Video conferences are becoming a more standard element of every-day business. While many Deaf and HoH people require the detail and reliability of CART services, auto-generated captions and transcripts are improving and have become an …
This post outlines how organizers can quickly put together a virtual conference that offloads responsibility for individual sessions to the presenters (with guidelines and support for accessibility), and allows for fallback to less data intensive …
Oral presentations, whether at academic or industry conferences, guest speakers at organized events, or in the classroom, are inaccessible to many disabled people. People who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing may not be able …
The traditional research poster presentation format is fairly inaccessible across a wide range of disabilities. Firstly, poster board aisles are often too narrow and crowded. This makes them unwelcoming to people who use mobility aids …
The Helping Hands System was designed for The Royal Bank of Canada as part of coursework in Dr. Lisa Anthony’s Fall 2016 User Experience Design course. RBC wanted a design concept for a system that …
