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Tutorial Suggestions from a Self Advocate & a Person with ID

2010/01/08 ~ John Rochford

In an interview, I received good suggestions from a Web user who has an intellectual disability. I now know the subject of the first tutorial for the future Clear Helper Web site.

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Finding & Understanding Web Info: Considerations for People with CD

2010/01/112010/01/18 ~ John Rochford

What can make searching and finding info on the Web easier for people with cognitive disabilities? Features are considered, and an example Web site reviewed.

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Making 1000s of Pages of Text Easier To Understand for People with CD

2010/01/142010/01/15 ~ John Rochford

Suggestions are made for making the textual content of thousands of database records easier to understand. DisabilityInfo.org, a site with information about programs for people with disabilities living in Massachusetts, is used a an example

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Helpful Search Features on Site for People with Disabilities

2010/01/12 ~ John Rochford

Features designed to make searching for disability-specific resources are described, and their utility for people with cognitive disabilities is discussed.

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Search Wizard Substitute for Text Queries: Discussion, Examples

2010/01/132010/03/09 ~ John Rochford

A search wizard may be a good alternative to constructing complicated text queries. 800AgeInfo.com’s search wizard is described.

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Web Site Font Sizes & Switching for People with Cognitive Disabilities

2009/12/04 ~ John Rochford ~ 1 Comment

Large fonts are a common recommendation for designing Web sites for people with cognitive disabilities. I will soon experiment with adding a font-size switcher to the “Clear Helper” home page.

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