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From: chagnon
Date: Mon, Jan 09 2023 11:35AM
Subject: Kiosk Design
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Does anyone know of any books, classes, or consulting firms that specialize
in accessible kiosk design for educational institutions?
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From: Andrews, David B (DEED)
Date: Mon, Jan 09 2023 11:37AM
Subject: Re: Kiosk Design
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TPGI has done some work in this area and there are now JAWS for KIOSKS, windows, and Android now.
Dave
From: Karen McCall
Date: Mon, Jan 09 2023 12:11PM
Subject: Re: Kiosk Design
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TPGi has information on the JAWS screen reader for kiosks.
https://www.tpgi.com/ada-kiosk/#:~:text=TPGi%20offers%20accessibility%20consulting%20to%20assist%20with%20creating,kiosk%20Selecting%20the%20correct%20accessible%20kiosk%20input%20device
Kiosk hardware accessibility
https://www.tpgi.com/accessibility-solutions/kiosk-hardware-accessibility-training/
A Beginner's Guide to Kiosk Accessibility Part 1
https://www.tpgi.com/a-beginners-guide-to-kiosk-accessibility-part-1/
Part 2
https://www.tpgi.com/beginners-guide-kiosk-accessibility-2/
Cheers, Karen
From: Mitchell Evan
Date: Sun, Jan 15 2023 6:37AM
Subject: Re: Kiosk Design
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> Yes, and here's a bit of context... JAWS for Kiosk has been around for a
while on Windows, and recently added support for Android. A "kiosk" can be
any interactive closed system, such as a point-of-sale device, a museum
tour guide, or any other fixed-location or portable self-service device.
As a screen reader on an individual's own personal device however, JAWS is
still only on Windows, not Android.
TPGI has done some work in this area and there are now JAWS for KIOSKS,
> windows, and Android now.
>
Cheers,
Mitchell Evan