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Telling The Story, Better Accessibility Statements with ASPIRE (W)

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In our series of free weekly webinars April 29th saw a session focused on the work of the ASPIRE service which helps publishers and vendors tell […]

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Making Sense of It All—Ebook Legislation and Policy Where You Are

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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 […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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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, […]

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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 […]

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City of Windsor, Ontario, chooses Inclusive Docs for Document Accessibility

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Citizens with disabilities in Windsor, Ontario will soon be able to access important online information such as bus schedules and calendars for recycling and […]

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