Hi guys,
I just found this article in my inbox. It's about making Digital Culture more accessible for people with impairments. It gives some nice examples of projects focussing on this issue. I haven't had the chance to look at it in detail, but it looks interesting.
Digital Culture and Accessibility
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Many thanks for your information, which is really interesting. When I read about the Jodi Awards, there is an impressive pessage for me. “If we go on training disadvantaged people, including those with impairments, in a fragmented accessibility and usability ecology, to acquire what are called 'basic' skills in accessing and processing information, we will doom them to be poor,” said the campaigning Carey.
"The Jodi Awards are for museums, galleries, libraries, archives and heritage venues that use technology to provide access to collections and learning for disabled people, e.g. websites, interactive objects, audio-guides, PDAs and virtual reality shows."-- it's amazing!
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