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Twitter Will Add Transcriptions for Voice Tweets to Promote Accessibility
October 2, 2020 / by BBG Security / All, Deaf, International
The company was criticized for rolling out the test feature without support for people with disabilities. Read more at http://www.accessibilitynewsinternational.com/twitter-will-add-transcriptions-for-voice-tweets-to-promote-accessibility/
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Twitter Will Add Transcriptions for Voice Tweets to Promote Accessibility – Accessibility News International
October 2, 2020 / by BBG Security / Communications
The company was criticized for rolling out the test feature without support for people with disabilities. Abrar Al-HeetiSept. 30, 2020 Twitter said it’s working on adding transcriptions to voice tweets in order to make the feature, which it began testing in the summer, more accessible. This comes after many criticized the social media platform for […]
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Learning disabilities: Quebec wants early screening for children under five
January 31, 2019 / by BBG Security / ADD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum, CAQ, Coalition Avenir Quebec, Early Screening, Education, Health, Learning Difficulties, Learning Disabilities, Politics, Quebec education, Quebec health
[ad_1] Thu, Jan 31: At its pre-session caucus in Gatineau Thursday, the Coalition Avenir Québec released its plan for the early screening of children aged five and under for potential learning difficulties. Global’s Raquel Fletcher reports. [ad_2] Source link
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