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Access Information News for Monday, December 25, 2023 - Volume 942The Week's News in Access InformationAccess Information News. The world's #1 online resource for current news and trends in access information. A Mind Vault Solutions, Ltd. Publication Share: Share this volume of Access Information News on Facebook. Subscribers: 12,775 Opt-In Subscribers were sent this issue via email. 35 Premium Subscribers were sent this issue via email. This Week's Featured Advertisement: At This Time of Year Access Ready Wishes ...
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Learn more about Sponsorship today.Dear Access Information News Subscriber,Submit your Access Information News Item for free here, with timing and placement determined by our editors. Submit a Sponsored News Item here, with timing and placement determined by you.1) Top 5 Most Clicked Access Information News Articles From Last WeekA.) Rainbow Smart Toothbrush | Easterseals CrossroadsRainbow Smart Toothbrushes connect to Android or iOS devices via Bluetooth and help children learn the perfect brushing technique dentists recommend. They are manual toothbrushes that feature motion and 3D sensors that track brush positions and movements inside the mouth, while the app calculates variance and guides the brusher. The app allows parents to view their child's brushing habits, as well as how well they're doing the task:: B.) PBS Kids Creating New Series About Characters With Autism | Access Information NewsPBS Kids is introducing "Carl the Collector," their first animated series featuring a lead character with autism, Carl, a raccoon who loves collecting things. Set in the diverse community of Fuzzytown, the show includes neurotypical and neurodiverse characters, aiming to foster acceptance and celebration of neurodiversity among children. Created by Zachariah OHora, the series involves neurodiverse and neurotypical professionals in its production. Targeting kids aged 4 to 8, "Carl the Collector" is praised for promoting inclusion, empathy, and social skills, and is set to debut on PBS Kids in Fall 2024. C.) Meet The Twins Developing An Indoor Navigation App For The Visually Impaired — All While Navigating A New Life In NYCAlp and Mert Kanibir, 17-year-old twin entrepreneurs and high school students, have been developing an indoor navigation system called NAVINDOOR for over a year. This project was inspired by a tragic accident in Turkey in March 2022, in which Alp lost his eyesight. Moving to New York for better opportunities and education, the twins joined a program by Virtual Enterprises to develop NAVINDOOR, designed to aid the visually impaired in indoor navigation. Their work gained attention, leading to collaborations with investors and entrepreneurs. The twins, who also play and study together, have presented their work at various events and plan to further develop NAVINDOOR in college. Alp aspires to be a lawyer and Mert a computer scientist, but their journey is as much about their shared dreams as it is about their brotherly bond and resilience. D.) Selma Blair Just Dropped an Adaptive & Accessible Gift Guide for People With Disabilities | SheKnows.comSelma Blair wants to help you shop with accessibility in mind this holiday season. The veteran actress and disability justice activist recently teamed up with QVC to curate an accessible gift guide. From adaptive clothing items to innovative kitchen gadgets, her picks are designed to make everyday tasks easier for people with disabilities. E.) How To Use Linkedin In Your Job Search As A Person With A Disability | WSBlind.orgThis article provides strategies for individuals with disabilities using LinkedIn for job searches. Key tips include fully completing the LinkedIn profile, using a professional head shot, utilizing the job search feature to find relevant opportunities, building connections with personalized notes, and joining LinkedIn groups for networking. These methods, especially useful for those who are blind or visually impaired, aim to enhance visibility and connections in the professional sphere. 2) Sponsorship PackagesAre you an access-based person, business or organization whose products, services or message would benefit from reaching over 15,000 access subscribers each week? 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And Discounts?Be sure to shop the weekly Access Information News Classified Ads section located at the very bottom of every Access Information News weekly newsletter. Here you will find sales, deals, promotions and discounts on a wide variety of access information products and services offered by Access Information News Sponsors. 7) Update To: An Open Letter To All Readers That Utilize A Text-Only Email Client: Changes Are Here: Everything You Need To Know | Aaron Di Blasi, Publisher | Access Information News | Top Tech TidbitsLast week we announced that we would be transitioning the Top Tech Tidbits and Access Information Newsletters into a "pure HTML" format beginning with the December 25, 2023 issue of Access Information News, and the December 28, 2023 issue of Top Tech Tidbits. Within this initial update we described exactly "how" we would be changing the format of each news item, and why. Well, things have changed since this announcement. With some additional input from readers, format priorities have been re-ordered. This updated announcement now reflects the current and future format of both the Access Information News and Top Tech Tidbits weekly newsletters. 8) Stark's 2023 Accessibility Year in Review2023 was dominated by talk of AI, superconductors, and rapidly progressing technology. Meanwhile, accessibility was accelerating right along with us. Let's review: 9) Braille Drawing of a Frilly Christmas Tree | Paths To LiteracyThis braille design is a fun way to practice braille skills. This is really fun to touch and draw with its own special rhythm you will pick up on and have a lot of fun with. Uses an 8-1/2 by 11-inch green construction paper or heavyweight braille paper, in portrait configuration, 17 lines total and the remainder can be used for a holiday greeting. The ar sign = (dots 3-4-5) and gh sign = (dots 1-2-6): 10) Download Over 900 eBooks of Classics Free from StandardEbooks | OSXDaily.comDavid Goldfield (Tech-VI List): There are other sources for public domain books. The largest source for public domain material is the Internet Archive, which contains books, audio including old time radio and other works in the public domain. The Internet Archive can be difficult to navigate but the site is accessible and is well worth your time. The Online Books Page is another site worth perusing with over three million free titles. Project Gutenberg is perhaps the most well-known site for public domain books offering 70000 titles. Librivox offers free public domain audio books narrated by human volunteers. 11) Screen Reader Accessibility: Event Ticket Troubles | Michael Taylor | Usable.netIn this post, I will be continuing with my new accessibility narration series, in which I take the reader through a set of interactions I have with a website, documenting both positive and negative accessibility. The goal is to show how the topics I have discussed in the past affect real-world experiences. I recently learned that one of my favorite rock bands plays two concerts in my area in December. 12) 2023 Digital Accessibility Year in Review | Sarah Lavery | TPGiDigital accessibility is always evolving. In 2023, we saw sweeping changes that could alter the landscape entirely, and smaller, albeit equally as change-inducing, moves and trends. This isn't an exhaustive list, if that would even be possible. Read about some of the most significant changes, findings, and trends that shaped digital accessibility in 2023 and beyond. 13) How Alexa — And AbilityNet — Are Helping Older Users Feel More Connected | Robin Christopherson | AbilityNet.org UKLoneliness and isolation among older adults are pressing issues. According to the Campaign to End Loneliness, half a million older people in the UK go at least five or six days a week without seeing or speaking to anyone. For those aged 85 and over (and 38% of those aged 75 to 84) living alone is a stark reality. In England alone, an estimated 1.4 million chronically lonely older people seek connection and companionship. Technology can be a lifeline, bridging the gap and connecting seniors to essential services. During the pandemic, organizations distributed tablets and devices to older populations, helping them stay in touch with loved ones. But what about voice assistants? How can they play a role in combating loneliness? 14) The Top Accessibility Errors Found in 2023 | Sarah Lavery | TPGiTPGi's accessibility experts have been busy this year, identifying thousands of accessibility errors through manual and automated testing. From all those results, the following 10 issues were the most commonly found by our ARC automation tools. We hope this list helps guide your team to avoid some of this year's most common barriers. Cheers to another year of making things accessible! 15) 'This Is A Business Process': Improving Accessibility For Neurodiverse, Visually Impaired Audiences | PRDaily.comMercedes-Benz U.S. International internal communications lead talks about how to meet unique audiences where they are. 16) What the Quest Lawsuit Means for Kiosk Accessibility | Thomas Logan | Equal EntryQuest Diagnostics offers laboratory services. At a doctor's request, patients visit a Quest location for blood draws and other lab procedures. The company installed digital self-service touchscreen kiosks in its locations. These kiosks allow patients to check in for an appointment. The American Council for the Blind (ACB) filed a class action lawsuit against Quest Diagnostics for creating an inaccessible touchscreen kiosk experience. The ACB press release explains these kiosks prevent blind and low-vision patients from equal access to Quests's services. ACB believes these kiosks are inaccessible and don't comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). 17) Click Here. Er... Click Where, Exactly? | Access By Design UKHave you ever found yourself staring at a webpage, scratching your head, wondering, "Click here? Click where?" You're not alone; it's like the universal link mystery phrase. 18) Statement From the European Commission Regarding Accessibility OverlaysWeb accessibility overlays, often employing JavaScript, aim to enhance website accessibility, with some using AI to claim compliance with standards like the EU's EN 301 549, referencing WCAG 2.1 AA. However, automatic compliance detection is limited to about 30% of WCAG criteria, making full automation unrealistic. These tools may also impede existing assistive technologies, potentially reducing accessibility. Separate from overlays are widgets like ATbar and UI Options, which allow user customization without claiming to solve accessibility issues. Both categories, however, cannot replace manual accessibility efforts. Consequently, DG COMM does not endorse any overlay tools or widgets for website accessibility. 19) Recognizing Coins With Artificial Intelligence | BlindCoinCollector.comAn overview on how artificial intelligence opens a new chapter in coin recognition for a totally blind person. 20) CNIB's New Charter Aims To Create A More Inclusive Society For The Visually Impaired | CapitalCurrent.caThe CNIB recently released "A New Way Forward," with three aims: increase understanding and awareness of the blind and visually impaired community; make journeys more accessible by eliminating barriers in public transport — from getting on the bus to finding the sidewalk and supporting children with visual impairments in and out of the classroom. 21) Digital Inaccessibility: Blind And Low-Vision People Have Powerful Technology But Still Face Barriers To The Digital World | TheConversation.comThe article discusses challenges faced by the visually impaired with digital accessibility, especially in employment. Despite advanced assistive technologies like screen readers, inaccessible digital content, including online job applications and company software, remains a significant barrier. In the U.S., of the 8 million people with blindness or low vision, only about half of the working-age population is employed. The article highlights a study on assistive technology use in the workplace, indicating satisfaction but also significant challenges. Legal frameworks like the ADA address digital accessibility, but most online content still lacks full accessibility. Standards like the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines aim to improve this. The article suggests integrating accessibility into digital development from the start and cites Microsoft's efforts in promoting accessible digital documents. It concludes that accessible digital environments can significantly boost employment for those with visual impairments. 22) My Christmas Day Wishes — Hopes, Dream, Wishes And A Better Future For Our Kids | Award Winning Sight Loss Coach, Advocate and Author Donna JodhanPeace to all! May this world find a way to share and spread peace, love, joy, kindness, generosity, goodwill, and to protect the future of our innocent kids! 23) Screen Reader Struggles: Navigating Restaurant Reservations | UsableNet.comMany restaurants, both local spots and national chains, allow customers to reserve a table online. I recently tried to make a reservation at a popular restaurant in my area but, unfortunately, had a poor experience in terms of accessibility and usability. I will narrate the reservation process in this blog, highlighting positive and negative design characteristics. The goal is to illustrate how the accessibility points I have discussed affect real-world browsing experiences. Like always, my focus will be screen reader accessibility. 24) Disabled People Deserve Equity Even When They Aren't The 'Right' Kind Of Disabled | Emma Park | MediumI hate small talk. Always have done. If we're not talking about something that will take an idea from point A to point B, then what's the point? I do, however, do a very good impression of someone who enjoys small talk, when I have to. If I have the sense that it's beneficial for someone else if I bear talking about the weather for a bit — or my weekend, perhaps, and all the times I chose not to go outside — then I can do that. 25) A Beginner's Guide To Litigating A Web Accessibility | December 18, 2023 | Ken Nakata | Converge AccessibilityThis is a blog post I've been meaning to put together for a long time. At Converge Accessibility, we get contacted by a lot of attorneys (mostly defense but sometimes a plaintiff attorney here and there) and it's amazing to see the costly rookie mistakes that they are making. If you're new to this area, I'd suggest you start here. This post includes my quick thoughts on a Sunday afternoon but I hope to return to this post with other thoughts as time goes on. 26) Shifting Left To Get Accessibility Right At Microsoft | Microsoft.comMicrosoft's "shifting left" strategy emphasizes early integration of accessibility in software development. Central to this is their open-source tool, Accessibility Insights, which allows developers to detect and address accessibility issues at the initial stages. This approach, advocated by Patrice Pelland and Nandita Gupta, leads to significant time and cost savings, estimated at 2,000 development hours over six months. It also educates developers on accessibility, fostering a culture of inclusivity in software creation. 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Building accessible digital experiences requires a team effort, across design, development, management, testing, accessibility experts, and of course, legal. Axe-con is the first of its kind, dedicating topics to each of these key players. This is not an assistive technology convention. Talks at axe-con will include case studies from enterprise companies leading in large-scale accessibility efforts, as well as best practices and updates from technology leaders around the world. Attendance of axe-con sessions can also be used towards continuing education (CE) towards IAAP certification. Topics of focus will include accessibility in development, accessibility in design, organizational success with accessibility, and a wildcard track. If you'd like to learn more about previous sessions and speakers, you can view last year's schedule here. Join us to learn how to build, test, monitor, and maintain digital accessibility. 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