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MIDA Pages (Alphabetical Order)

• Accessibility Research Informing Policy and Law
• Advancing Design Methods for Older Adults and People with Dementia
• Central Reference Document – Version 8: Unified Web Site Accessibility Guidelines
• Considerations in the Design of Computers to Increase Their Accessibility by Persons with Disabilities
• Contact
• Crowdsourced Data: Accuracy, Accessibility, and Authority
• Design of HTML (Mosaic) Pages to Increase their Accessibility to Users with Disabilities Strategies for Today and Tomorrow
• Disability and Mode of Work in Team Meetings
• Enabling Safe Access to AI for People with Disabilities
• Enhancing Accessibility of Visual Cultural Heritage through Participatory Design
• Extending data science and data-driven technologies to be inclusive
• EZ Access
• EZ Access Implementations
• FAQs
• Fostering Inclusivity through Technology (FIT)
• Frequently Asked Questions
• GPII – Global Public Inclusive Infrastructure
• Harding Interview Transcript
• History
• Improving PDF Accessibility Tools for Content Creators
• Including Disability
• Inclusive AI
• Inclusive and Accessible Health Tracking for the Blind and Low-Vision (BLV) People
• Inclusive ICT Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center (RERC)
• Information about Photosensitive Seizure Disorders
• Information Accessibility & Technology Adoption for People with Down Syndrome
• Kiosk Accessibility
• Maryland Initiative for Digital Accessibility
• News
• Partners
• PEAT Release Notes
• People
• Photosensitive Epilepsy Analysis Tool (PEAT)
• Photosensitive Epilepsy Analysis Tool (PEAT) User Guide
• Policy and New Legal Frameworks for Accessibility
• Projects
• Publications
• Resources
• Resources – DEMO
• Resources (links broken)
• Sitemap
• Teachable Interfaces
• Towards VR Accessibility for Blind and Low-Vision Users Through a Multimodal Approach
• Understanding Accessibility Needs in Dementia
• Understanding Digital Accessibility Needs in K-12 Education
• Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 W3C Recommendation 5 May 1999
• Working Groups

MIDA News

• UMD MIDA Researchers Play Major Role at ASSETS 2024 Conference
• Journalists visit UMD to learn about our AI initiatives
• MIDA Is Helping Lead the World Towards Born-Accessible Design
• A New Way to Make Digital Technology Accessible to All
• An Ally for Access
• Recent study finds people with dementia use changing information behaviors when seeking health information
• UMD Tech Tool Aims to Make Workplaces More Inclusive for Autistic People
• Stephanie Valencia-Valencia Explores How Large Language Models Can Accommodate People with Disabilities
• Maryland Initiative for Digital Accessibility (MIDA) informs public policy on technology accessibility for people with disabilities
• News Release: Maryland Initiative for Digital Accessibility (MIDA) Launches