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Liz Zadnik on “Everything should be as simple as it can be, yet no simpler.”

3 Comments / Uncategorized / June 11, 2016 June 11, 2016

Happy Saturday folks! Liz Zadnik here and today we’re focusing on creating accessible content. I am pretty passionate about accessibility – thanks to some brilliant and even more passionate colleagues – and believe as social change agents, advocates for marginalized communities, and professionals seeking to elevate unheard voices we have a commitment to making sure …

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Eval Use TIG Week: Arnold Love on Energizing Evaluations and Mobilizing Use with Jane’s Walk

1 Comment / Evaluation Use / August 27, 2015 August 29, 2015

I am Arnold Love from Toronto, the recent host city of the 2015 Para- and Pan American Games. Toronto also hosted the first Accessibility Innovation Showcase to mark the 25th Anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act and the 10th Anniversary of the Ontarians with Disabilities Act. My evaluation interests include both sports and accessibility, …

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DOVP Week: David J. Bernstein on Applying Universal Design Principles to an Evaluation Involving Individuals with Significant Disabilities

I am David J. Bernstein, and I am a Senior Study Director with Westat, an employee-owned research and evaluation company in Rockville, Maryland. I was an inaugural member of AEA, and was the founder and first Chair of the Government Evaluation Topical Interest Group. Westat was hired by the U.S. Department of Education’s Rehabilitation Services …

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Ian Shadrick on Accessibility During and After Your Potent Presentation

Leave a Comment / Data Visualization and Reporting, Disabilities and Underrepresented Populations / August 15, 2012 August 6, 2012

Hello, I am Ian Shadrick, program coordinator of graduate programs in Blindness and Low Vision and Orientation & Mobility at Missouri State University. As a follow up to some of great tips provided in Creating Presentation Potent for All, I’d like to talk to you today about some additional methods to ensure full inclusion of …

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Jennifer Coyle on Creating Presentations Potent for those with Hearing Loss or Hearing Aids

3 Comments / Data Visualization and Reporting, Disabilities and Underrepresented Populations / July 31, 2012 July 30, 2012

Hello, I am Jennifer Coyle, Research Associate at Western Michigan University and Technical Assistance Coordinator for the National Secondary Technical Assistance Center. Due to the number of emails and comments on yesterday’s post, this is a follow up to Creating Presentations Potent for All with tips specific to presenting to people who may have hearing …

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