Your must-have resource on the law of higher education Written by recognized experts in
the field, the latest edition of The Law of Higher Education, Vol. 2 offers college …

This study examined state education technology plans and technology accessibility statutes
to attempt to answer the question—is K–12 instructional technology accessibility discussed …

As postsecondary online programs increase, the accessibility of online course content
becomes a serious issue in higher education. There is currently little information about how …

In November of 2019, the National Association of the Deaf and Harvard University entered
into a landmark settlement ending four years of legal battles regarding captioning in online …

It is to state the obvious that the internet has significantly altered how we obtain and use
information and products. In the past, we would spend a Saturday morning driving to a …

Online education has become a significant part of the strategic growth and health of
institutions of higher education (HEIs) today. Instructional designers support the strategic …

A growing number of private lawsuits allege thatbusinesses are violating Title III of the
Americans with Disabilities Act because their websites are inaccessible to disabled …

Online distance education is one of the fastest-growing sectors of postsecondary enrollment,
and accessibility is becoming a more prominent issue. This study used a descriptive …

Digital accessibility practices are becoming standardized in higher education as institutions
seek to meet compliance with federal and state equal access laws. Students with disabilities …

Mobile learning (m-learning) has begun its transition from focusing on technology devices to
pedagogical approaches that guide the design, development, and implementation of …