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Accessible electronic information and communications

By Suzanne Cohen Share | 3 Minutes Read November 24, 2010

Accessible electronic information and communications: small steps with a big outcome

There are some simple ways all of us can alter our daily habits so that people with a variety of disabilities who depend on a screen reader can understand your information. What is a screen reader? A screen reader reads aloud electronic communications.

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