This month I attended the first ever CU Tech Connect Event. It was a gathering of the Offices of Information Technology for the 4...

Dr. Scott Kupferman has a beautiful collection of assistive technology which spans most of the history of many of the pieces. He allowed...

Here is my first Infographic of 2018. I want this to be the first of many I create this year.

I'm in the process of creating an instructional infographic poster for my class. I've chosen to create an aid for teaching professors at...

Creating Accessible Documents – A Guide for Faculty Part of my job involves converting documents for students with print disabilities...

Wouldn't it be great if everyone understood how it feels to depend on a wheelchair? We'd never have to worry about big gaps at...

It is always such a boost to my morale to see people working towards the goal of designing for all people. When someone with a...

So many times in the world of disability services, we find ourselves having to speak up and request/demand accessible versions of...

Home is supposed to be the sanctuary, our comfortable place, our castle. As we age, things can get amplified. Tasks that were annoying...

This is an interesting podcast about the dangers of being online. Lindsey Stone Story Social networking is gaining a permanent hold on...

I attended a webinar this week that featured Paul Grossman who served as the Chief Attorney for the Office of Civil Rights in San...

Once again, the courts are insisting that institutions of higher learning seriously address the need to caption their videos. Although...

Jamie Knight from the BBC GEL wrote a beautiful article about designing for accessibility. He uses wonderfully clear examples and...

I attended the latest meeting of the Colorado Wyoming Consortium of Support Programs for Students with Disabilities in Higher Education. ...

That is the name of a class I taught to a small group of faculty last month. Joe Average is a statistic, not a person, yet many...