When discussing digital accessibility, physical disabilities like visual impairments and limited mobility are well documented. However, cognitive accessibility (often shortened to COGA), for those with cognitive or learning disabilities, is a large part of accessibility that experts are now researching in order to understand how we can provide better online experiences.
In this presentation, Amy will give an introduction to the existing standards for cognitive accessibility.
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- AmyDrayerUniversity Libraries
Registration Information
Please RSVP to let us know if you are attending. Any accommodation requests should be made before July 16.