Universal Design for Learning: An Office Application
The 1990s saw many developments to further the assimilation of those with disabilities into both classrooms and offices. While the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 barred employment...
View ArticleMaking Websites Accessible: User Friendly Text
The Web has expanded the ability of disability employment programs to reach a diverse pool of potential job applicants. A wide range of customers is also readily reachable through vibrant company...
View ArticleMaking Websites Accessible: Color Scheme Planning, Part I
In this two part disability education article, we will review a fourth dimension of creating accessible websites: Color scheme. With vision impairment affecting an estimated 8% of American males and...
View ArticleMaking Websites Accessible: Color Scheme Planning, Part II
In this final installment of Making Websites Accessible, we will review practical methods of implementing a website color scheme that is readable by both visually impaired users and unimpaired users...
View ArticleParatransit Month: Increasing Accessibility and Opportunity
The Disabilities Education Blog has covered the contemporary issues faced by many individuals with disabilities when it comes to access to employment. From company websites to physical offices, we’ve...
View ArticleNew Documentaries from the Fanlight Productions Collection
Program Development Associates is excited to share with our customers a new catalog of award-winning documentaries on disabilities and healthcare related issues—The Fanlight Productions Collection....
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