LEGAL PERSPECTIVE: Q&A WITH DANIEL F. GOLDSTEIN

For students with disabilities to have the same opportunities to succeed as their nondisabled peers, access to educational technology and digital content is critical. It is essential that higher education boards, administrators, faculty, and administrative staff understand why accessibility must be...

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Main Author: Kristen Betts
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Online Learning Consortium 2013-09-01
Series:Online Learning
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Online Access:https://olj.onlinelearningconsortium.org/index.php/olj/article/view/380
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description For students with disabilities to have the same opportunities to succeed as their nondisabled peers, access to educational technology and digital content is critical. It is essential that higher education boards, administrators, faculty, and administrative staff understand why accessibility must be on the forefront of our educational programs, co-curricular initiatives, support services, and infrastructure for on-campus and online programs. This question and answer session with Daniel F. Goldstein, a partner and trial lawyer with Brown, Goldstein & Levy, provides a legal perspective on issues relating to accessibility and online learning.
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LEGAL PERSPECTIVE: Q&A WITH DANIEL F. GOLDSTEIN
Online Learning
Accessibility
federal law
regulation
equal access
equal opportunity
liability
title LEGAL PERSPECTIVE: Q&A WITH DANIEL F. GOLDSTEIN
title_full LEGAL PERSPECTIVE: Q&A WITH DANIEL F. GOLDSTEIN
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title_short LEGAL PERSPECTIVE: Q&A WITH DANIEL F. GOLDSTEIN
title_sort legal perspective q a with daniel f goldstein
topic Accessibility
federal law
regulation
equal access
equal opportunity
liability
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