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Semantics and Web Accessibility

Find out why making correct use of semantic markup is important for web accessibility.

Web Accessibility Legislation

This is a short overview of existing resources on web accessibility legislation.

Focus Management

Find out how to manage focus on a webpage or in a web application.

HTML Document Organization

This is a quick overview of the main concepts guiding the development of well organized html documents.

Form Labels

In this article you will find a list of questions you need to ask yourself when defining labels of controls in accessible web forms.

WSIS+10 Review and Strategic Directions for Building Inclusive Knowledge Societies for Persons with Disabilities

The objective of this report is to review the current status, analyze trends and emerging innovations in connection to the use by persons with disabilities of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to access information and knowledge, and to formulate recommendations that will help UNESCO and other partners in shaping its strategy.

The Accessibility of Cloud Computing - Current and Future Trends

The reality of the future remote workplace, which provides greater flexibility and adaptability for organisations, will need to properly engage people with a disability as employees, particularly as the workforce ages and age-related disability has an impact. As the cloud grows and more competition is injected into the market, accessibility becomes a major issue to ensure both a level-playing field and proper coverage of the market.

Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Assistive Technology and Information and Communication Technology Requirements: Where Do We Stand On Implementation?

This article presents 2013 data from a survey provided by G3ict and Disabled Peoples International (DPI). The Progress Report identifies the degree that each of the CRPD dispositions on ATs and ICTs accessibility are enacted in local laws, policies and regulations and their impacts.

Enabling Access for Persons With Disabilities to Higher Education and Workplace: Role of ICT and Assistive Technologies

The enrollment percentages of children with disabilities into the primary and secondary education systems in India are extremely low. This report examines the underlying problems and potential solutions, covering three broad areas: crucial difference between existing educational environments and inclusive/enabling ones; understanding what it means to ensure equal access, be sensitive to student needs, and redefine how we build educational environments; how can Indian campuses become inclusive to be globally competent and competitive.

PhoneGap/Cordova: A Key to Apps Portability for All Users

This paper highlights the features of Adobe PhoneGap, a free and open source framework that allows developers to create mobile apps using standardized web APIs for cross-platform development. The PhoneGap Mobile Accessibility Plugin works by providing developers access to each mobile device’s built-in accessibility features, allowing them to build apps that can be compiled to run on any given operating system.

Egypt’s Model Policy for Accessible Education: Implementation of Accessible Information and Communications Technology in Education

This report draws on the discussions at the G3ICT seminar that brought together many stakeholders allowing them to brainstorm ideas for creating a policy for ICT Accessibility in Education in Egypt.

Inclusive Financial Services for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities: Global Trends in Accessibility Requirements

This report highlights the organizational and process adjustments needed to ensure a culture of accessibility in the financial services and banking sector, as well as the importance of improving the user experience, managing accessibility compliance, and creating an inclusive workplace environments in this sector.

Accessibility In Transition: From Remediation to Born Accessible in Post-Secondary Education

This paper examines the evolution of accessibility from the analog to the digital era, and the different frameworks supporting accessibility. A model framework is presented that encompasses accessibility for education in the digital era.

European Union (EU) Digital Single Market scoreboard reports

The EU Digital Single Market strategy aims to open up digital opportunities for people and businesses in Europe and worldwide. Performance indicators regarding strategy implementation at EU level are periodically compiled by analyzing the member countries reports.

GAATES Toolkit: Key Indicators of Accessibility - Reporting on the UN CRPD

The objective of this report was to develop a toolkit that identifies key indicators on Universal Design and Accessibility in a national and international context. The toolkit serves to inform States Parties and is a model for signatories to the UNCRPD. Additionally, it fosters a higher level of understanding of accessibility and universal design around the world.

Model ICT Accessibility Policy Report

This report is designed as a tool for national policy-makers and regulators to create their own ICT accessibility policy frameworks. The report includes six modules focusing on different aspects of ICT accessibility (amendments to the existing ICT legal framework, public ICT access, mobile communications, television/video programming and public procurement of accessible ICTs) so that countries can prioritize implementation.

United Nations ESCAP Report on Disability at a Glance 2015: Strengthening the Employment Prospects for Persons with Disabilities in Asia and the Pacific

Disability at a Glance 2015 focuses on barriers to the employment of persons with disabilities in the Asia-Pacific region, and offers solutions to strengthen their employment prospects. This fifth edition in the Disability at a Glance series offers a regional overview of disability legislation, policies and practices, as well as relevant country-specific information. The information draws on both a targeted disability survey carried out by the ESCAP secretariat, and research undertaken by other organizations and scholars.

Zero Project Report 2016: Education and Information & Communication Technologies

This report has been published at the the final year of the Zero Project, which targeted at researching Innovative Practices and Policies as well as measuring the implementation with Social Indicators, according to the goals and principles of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN CRPD) . The report includes a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the most important Social Indicators on Education and fact sheets of Innovative Practices and Policies 2016.

Making Your Organisation's Information Accessible for All: Implementing the Guidelines for Accessible Information

This guide has been produced for organisations that wish to provide accessible information both in the education sector and more widely. It should be used in conjunction with the Guidelines for Accessible Information [http://ict4ial.eu/guidelines-accessible-information] and is one of the outcomes of the ICT for Information Accessibility in Learning (ICT4IAL) project [http://ict4ial.eu/]. The document contains details of each recommendation, along with a model of how your organisation could implement the Guidelines.

e-Accessible Knowledge

This White Paper, published in 2016 by the Global Initiative for Inclusive Information and Communication Technologies (G3ICT), picks up and builds on the topics addressed at the 9th European e-Accessibility Forum: the need for customizable educational environments; the importance of working with existing international standards; how accessible content, learning environments and assessment methods can benefit all students; how existing legislation can be used to challenge some of the mainstream technology and content vendors.