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Accessible website design is increasingly important to avoid discrimination and help blind, deaf, autistic, learning disabled and manually impaired users on the internet.

Access for older and disabled people is increasingly important in tourism, recreation and in the workplace. Here are ten simple ideas for how to improve disabled access.

Information Bulletin from the Canadian Transportation Agency announces some key accessibility developments for air, rail and ferry travel, including in terminals.

Adult educators and tutors looking for suitable materials for their classrooms can find them at the English Express website.

The primary purpose of Web Accessibility Initiative is to evolve methodologies and guidelines to provide easy access to websites for all including the physically disabled

The current publishing industry is a chaotic, overly expensive operation which many regard is scrambling frantically to stay afloat. Some say open access is the answer.