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, Accessibility
Macmillan Learning is committed to the goal of providing equal
access to all products regardless of an individual’s age, ability, or
situation and embraces the opportunity to develop services and
information technologies that are accessible and usable by all
individuals. Accessibility at Macmillan Learning is about extending
the power of education to all users. In addition to addressing
product compatibility with assistive technologies such as screen
reader so ware, alternative keyboard devices, and voice recognition
products, we are working to ensure that the content and platforms
we provide are fully accessible.
Our E-books
Macmillan Learning became the first education solutions company
to become Global Certified AccessibleTM , providing “born
accessible” digital learning (e-book) options for students with
disabilities. Books that are born accessible are developed to ensure
that all students, no matter their ability, have the same access to
information. This is increasingly important for students and
instructors, as more than one out of every ten students who attends
college has a disability.
,
, Accessibility
Macmillan Learning is committed to the goal of providing equal
access to all products regardless of an individual’s age, ability, or
situation and embraces the opportunity to develop services and
information technologies that are accessible and usable by all
individuals. Accessibility at Macmillan Learning is about extending
the power of education to all users. In addition to addressing
product compatibility with assistive technologies such as screen
reader so ware, alternative keyboard devices, and voice recognition
products, we are working to ensure that the content and platforms
we provide are fully accessible.
Our E-books
Macmillan Learning became the first education solutions company
to become Global Certified AccessibleTM , providing “born
accessible” digital learning (e-book) options for students with
disabilities. Books that are born accessible are developed to ensure
that all students, no matter their ability, have the same access to
information. This is increasingly important for students and
instructors, as more than one out of every ten students who attends
college has a disability.
