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Easy-to-Read enables Participatory Social Research

Gabriele Trautendorfer · Birgit Peböck · Franz Pühretmair · Myriam Karlinger

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Disability Rights and Representation Text Readability and Simplification

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Participation requires decision-making power. Decision-making power requires understanding. Understanding requires accessible information. Easy-to-Read can help to make information accessible for a wide range of target groups, especially for people with cognitive disabilities.

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2015Informationsbarrieren und Wege zu ihrer Überwindung. Das Konzept »Barrierefreie Information«, seine Herleitung und seine Funktionen

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