Ed-tech accessibility could hinge on Congressional action

A lengthy federal report lists strategies for increasing accessibility for students with disabilities, including training for faculty members

By Dennis Carter, Assistant Editor

Advocates for blind college students commended a federal report recommending steps for improving ed-tech accessibility on campuses—but without prompt attention from Congressional lawmakers, the laundry list of suggestions won’t become policy in much of higher education. Read more with registration.

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