Accessibility is one of the most important values underlying all of the work that we do. Now, you might already have some experience with accessibility, but other people that you work with might be new to the topic, or ...

Section508.gov provides guidance in IT accessibility. The site addresses several key topics, such as program management, procurement, tools and training, and policy compliance.

Strategies, standards, and supporting resources to help make the Web more accessible to people with disabilities.

A detailed review of 400 state government websites finds that while some states have much better sites than others, every state has room to significantly improve so that it better serves the public with easy and secure ...

When government agencies fail to make their websites accessible, people with disabilities are unable to get access to important government services and information. States should ensure e-government services are available ...

The products listed in this reference guide are designed to assist people who have print disabilities in accessing printed information. They convert digital text or print into synthetic speech, braille, or enlarged text. ...

Blind and visually impaired computer users rely on screen readers to render descriptions of visual content through a synthesized voice. A popular option is JAWS (Job Access With Speech), which was originally developed for ...

This article provides tips for getting accurate and useful answers from 3rd party vendors to ensure that their IT products are accessible.

eLearning is one innovative way to stay connected. The Disability and Employment eLearning Task Force in collaboration with the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) releasedthree eLearning Training Modules to help ...

A blueprint for launching a successful initiative to drive the development of accessible emerging technology