Deaf accessibility at the University of Alabama, USA

Read the story of Deaf student Kent Schaefer and his experiences with Deaf accessibility at the University of Alabama in the United States.

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Deaf is the sound: UA Deaf community strives for accessibility, education

This article describes the story of Deaf student Kent Schaefer and his experiences with Deaf accessibility at the University of Alabama. Includes quotes from university staff on how they have been working to improve accessibility at the university.

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Best for: Deaf Leader, Professional, Teacher
Topics: Accessibility, Assistive Technology, Deaf Education, Tertiary Education (University)
Countries: United States of America

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