Tag Archives: accessibility

Literacy, old and new

Last year the USA’s National Endowment for the Arts released a study called To Read or Not To Read: a question of national consequence. NEA chair Dana Gioia said, “This study shows the startling declines, in how much and how well Americans read, that are adversely affecting this country’s culture, economy, and civic life as […]

FAQ 8 Feb: finding source documents; accessible technologies

It’s always exciting when other people start asking questions about your current project — particularly when it’s something like the Information Futures Commission.
Each week, we will post a few questions (and our answers) on this blog.
Question: Where can I find a copy of this document? Bridgland, A., Brodsky, M., Kealy K., Page, H., Yeoh, A. […]