Digital accessibility still a problem for higher education

Halley Sutton

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Disability Rights and Representation Disability Education and Employment

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Higher education institutions still do not meet the demand for digital accessibility, particularly through the use of web platforms and digital material, for their disabled students, according to a white paper published by 3PlayMedia. According to a 2011 report on disability from the World Health Organization, 11 percent of students in higher education suffer from a disability that impairs their access to websites and digital content. According to the white paper, “the proliferation of web multimedia has outpaced accessibility initiatives … leaving many disabled students more disadvantaged than ever before.”

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