Acessibility for disability
- bluefrog
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Acessibility for disability
can the group please advise me about which formats for views will work with a screenreader thanks. I am physically disabled as well as dyslexic.
- Threadend
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- CamiloMVillanuevaJr
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Unlike in olden times when knowledge are the scribes and the the learned's esoteric sacred secrets.
It is almost a miracle to have books in formats other than the printed, published, bound page -- books that read themselves to prereaders and the visually and attention challenged; books that flip themselves from page to page in high contrast largely visual massive text narratives for those who are physically and visually limited; and, books that are no longer seen or even held being nothing more than multiformat electronic data bits in gadgetsphere.
But how about those who do not have access to high-technology and First World help?
Culture is there always -- and a Nation's oral and performed lore, traditions, and literature remain living -- as long as practiced -- nontangible heritage so big and vast and timeless no physical book could contain its breadth and reach for race, creed, or language.
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