Visual accessibility ensures that people with varying degrees of visual ability can use websites, eLearning, and other digital information sources. Improving visual accessibility makes your products available to people who are color blind, have low vision, or are blind, and those with sensitivity to light (photophobia), cataracts, glaucoma, and other eye conditions. Designers everywhere continue ..read more

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This is the perfect time for a personal learning environment refresh. Use one of these models to refresh your self-directed learning strategy ..read more