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Enhancing the lives of people with disabilities
by promoting web accessibility in education


ABOUT NCDAE

The National Center on Disability and Access to Education (NCDAE) exists to
address issues of technology and disability in education policies and practices
to enhance the lives of people with disabilities and their families.

NCDAE works on policy, research, training and technical assistance, and
dissemination of information. NCDAE accomplishes its purpose through an
affiliate network of over 500 national and international partners in education,
business and industry, and government.

Learn about NCDAE


CURRENT PROJECT

Gaining Online Accessible Learning through Self-Study (GOALS) will capitalize on
the products of an existing GOALS project and focus on motivating top
administrators to improve web accessibility for their institution. During this
project, a national consortium will strengthen the work of GOALS with blueprints
useful for both institutions and regional accreditation entities.

Learn about GOALS


FROM OUR BLOG


 * NEW CHEATSHEETS FOR WORD AND POWERPOINT 2016
   
   Posted: 7th February, 2018
   


 * STEPS YOU CAN TAKE NOW TO ADDRESS ACCESSIBILITY AT YOUR INSTITUTION
   
   Posted: 15th November, 2017
   


 * HOUSE BILL PROPOSES BARRIERS TO ADA ENFORCEMENT
   
   Posted: 31st October, 2017
   



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