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Re: Web development; How to identify if a screen reader is in use
From: Thompson, Rachel
Date: May 11, 2017 10:09AM
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Hi, all.
Automatic detection of assistive technology presents problems in my world. We cannot legally "out" someone with a disability and this approach has the potential to do that. This would certainly be an issue for our lawyers if it existed on any sort of application materials for attending or working at our institution.
Even if it comes from good intentions, I am loathe to support an idea that results in a "separate, but equal" experience.
Hope you have a good day,
Rachel
Dr. Rachel S. ThompsonÂÂ
Director, Emerging Technology and AccessibilityÂÂ
The Center for Instructional TechnologyÂÂ
The University of Alabama
110 Russell Hall
Box 870248ÂÂ
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487ÂÂ
Phone 205-348-0216
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