Making Sense of It All—Ebook Legislation and Policy Where You Are
Understanding the legal framework within your own publishing market is crucial if you are going to successfully deliver born accessible content to all of […]
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Create EPUB Publications from Word with a Simple Tool Anyone Can Use (W)
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In our series of free weekly webinars April 15th saw a session focused on the WordToEPUB tool recently developed by The DAISY Consortium. WordToEPUB […]
Publishers Faceoff to Prove the Accessibility of their Titles (W)
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In our series of free weekly webinars April 8th saw a session comparing the accessibility of EPUB titles produced by a range of education […]
Helping Higher Ed Students with Access to Accessible Course Material During the COVID-19 Crisis (W)
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The DAISY Consortium has launched a series of free weekly webinars in response to the many challenges presented by the Covid-19 crisis and to […]
Inclusive Publishing Seasonal Survey 2020 Reveals Promising Trends
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Our annual survey, looking at accessibility within the publishing industry, has, this year, revealed a very promising trend towards awareness building and born accessible […]
Aspirational Thinking: Creating ASPIRE
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The ASPIRE (Accessible Statements Promoting Improved Reading Experience) project was launched in 2018 as a crowdsourced project to evaluate the quality of accessibility statements […]
Journey to Accessibility: A Case Study from Sydney University Press
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Sydney University Press is a not-for-profit, scholarly publisher of research-based books in several areas across the humanities and social sciences including animal studies, archaeology, […]
Inheritance Tax: The Real Cost of not Making Content Accessible
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At last year’s London Book Fair, I was invited to speak at the Publishers Association Accessibility Action Group’s annual seminar. My aim was to […]
City of Windsor, Ontario, chooses Inclusive Docs for Document Accessibility
/in Articles /by Sarah HilderleyCitizens with disabilities in Windsor, Ontario will soon be able to access important online information such as bus schedules and calendars for recycling and […]
Inclusive Publishing 2019 Review
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It’s been a busy year for Inclusive Publishing and, as we look forward to 2020, Richard Orme, CEO of the DAISY Consortium, reflects on some […]