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Tactile graphics are printed on paper coated with heat reactive chemicals. Printed areas 'swell' to create images that can be read by touch.
Central Access produces tactile graphics and nemeth braille materials provide equal access to information students who are blind or have low vision.
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Disability Awareness Curriculum Proposed
American scholars and educators discuss and teach gender, racial, and ethnic issues about inequality, but not issues relating to disability inequalities explains University of Iowa history professor, Douglas Baynton. As a result, many Americans are ignorant of the way disabled people live.
Central Access News
Central Access Produces Accessible Voters' Pamphlet For Washington State.
Central Access produced the audio version of the Washington State voters' pamphlet to provide
MyStudy Bar: A Tool To Help With Reading, Writing And StudyingMyStudyBar is a tool which helps overcome problems that students commonly experience with studying,
Where Great Art Transcends Disability"I believe that when you ask people to tell you their story phenomenal things happen." explained Tom
