Alice Siempelkamp

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Jonathan Lazar

University of Maryland, College Park

Daniel G. Goldstein

Microsoft Research New York City (United States)

John Carlo Bertot

University of Maryland, College Park

Joshua Lehman

Signal Processing (United States)

Paul T. Jaeger

University of Maryland, College Park

Anne Taylor

Yale University

E. Falkner Hill

United States Department of Justice

David Lepofsky

Queen's University

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University of Maryland, College Park

Access to Wholistic and Productive Living Institute

Center for Information Technology

Microsoft Research New York City (United States)

Microsoft (United States)

Max Planck Society

Max Planck Institute for Human Development

Microsoft Research (United Kingdom)

Duke University

London Business School

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Increasing legal requirements for interface accessibility

Daniel G. Goldstein E. Falkner Hill Jonathan Lazar Alice Siempelkamp Anne Taylor

There is increasing legal activity, requiring accessibility for people with disabilities, across a number of categories of digital content - government information, corporate web sites, electronic hiring processes, and e-book readers. The purpose of this panel at CHI 2011 is to inform the interaction design community about these legal changes, and discuss strategies for successful implementation of accessibility regulations in design.

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10.1145/1979742.1979496

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The policy challenges of universally usable e-government

John Carlo Bertot Paul T. Jaeger Jonathan Lazar Joshua Lehman Alice Siempelkamp

This proposal describes a panel on the topic of universally usable e-government for the 2011 Digital Government conference. Many e-government services are not universally usable, and this panel will discuss some of the policy approaches for moving towards universally usable e-government services.

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10.1145/2037556.2037627

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