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78:365 | More Accessibility Resources

h/t to Krista Greear for pointing our Designers for Learning team to a couple of websites dedicated to accessibility-related topics:

“Established in 2010 (see Press Release here), the DIAGRAM Center is a research and development center whose goal is to dramatically change the way digital content for Accessible Educational Materials (AEM) is produced and accessed, so that students with disabilities are provided equal access to the general education curriculum, especially science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).”

“Our templates, checklists, cheat sheets and writing tips will help you improve the quality of your content. And our exercises can help you or your team members improve their web writing skills.”

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