RedShelf eReader Gains National Recognition for Accessibility Advancements

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“RedShelf, an EdTech company working to make education more affordable and effective through digital content delivery, has been recognized by EPUBTEST.org as the first exclusively browser-based eReader to receive a 100% score in the non-visual reading category, reflecting RedShelf’s ongoing commitment to accessibility.” 

Read the rest of the Red Shelf press release here. Our congratulations to all involved.

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