System Access, Not the Last Choice
From time to time we like to share feedback directly from our customers. If we may, we would like to…
Grab Your Keys to K-12
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires children and youth ages 3-21 with disabilities be provided a free and…
The Court of Public Opinion is Not the Last Resort
As a blind computer user, what did you do the last time you visited a site that was not accessible?…
Communication: The Themes Remain the Same By Jeffrey D. Stark
The following is a reprint from a publication by the Council of Canadians with Disabilities, entitled “Celebrating Our Accomplishments”. The publication…
Another Accessibility Slap In The Face
While this is a personal post and I don’t make it a habit to get on my personal soapbox on…
Lack of Sight Doesn’t Mean Lack of Vision Text Version
On November 12th of this year, we posted an audio version of a keynote speech I gave at the Mid-Atlantic…
The Serotek Ultimatum
Serotek declares war on the traditional adaptive technology industry and their blind ghetto products. With this announcement we are sending…
Who Says? You Can’t Build It and They Will Come
Knowbility blogger Desiree at Universally Designed gives us a wonderful tutorial in Webinars in her September 2nd posting along with an introduction…
Why is it that Apple always seems to get to the future first?
I just purchased an iPhone. I paid the same price as any other person — $299 for the 32-gigabyte version…
If it isn’t accessible, it has no value
The other day a friend of mine tried once again to interest me in World Ventures. He had tried once before…