digital divides: the implications for social inclusion

Karen McKenzie

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Disability Rights and Representation Information Society and Technology Trends

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The information society that is at our fingertips represents a huge, untapped resource for people with learning disabilities. Karen McKenzie investigates how much is being done to promote their inclusion in this community

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