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New Zealand does not have specific accessibility legislation, but it does have a government manda...

DocBook DocBook is a markup language for publishing computing and other technical complex scient...

There are two ways that metadata accompanies a publication. In the first are digital publication ...

DAISY - Digital Accessible Information System Digital Accessible Information System (DAISY), als...

ISO 14289-1, better known as PDF/UA (Portable Document Format, Universal Accessibility), is aimed...

EPUB Accessibility 1.1 addresses two key needs in the EPUB ecosystem: evaluation and certifi...

The following are a curated list of available free courses and training materials on digital acce...

The following are a curated list of available guidance documents and knowledge bases for accessib...

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Versions 2.0 2.1 and 2.2 Web Content Accessibility ...

Australia Relevant Acts The Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA) is the main legislation th...

Relevant Acts The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is the legislation that states both ‘sta...

Relevant Acts Ireland is subject to the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and the EU Web Accessib...

Relevant Acts The European Accessibility Act (EAA) is the legislation that states some products ...

Relevant Acts Equality Act 2010 is the legislation that states both public and private bodies ca...

UK, EU, and US legislation all require an accessibility statement to be published on the organisa...

An accessibility statement is a publicly available statement that describes your organisational c...

The current situation for academic librarians tasked with content acquisition is changing very fa...

Once you have completed the short-term accessibility tasks and are ready to think more fully abou...

Librarian Responsibilities Accessibility applies to various aspects of libraries and there are s...