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Futures of Disabilities: Is Technology Failing Us?

This paper examines possible reasons why technology may not be living up to its promise for some people with disabilities (including poor policy implementation, low accessibility, cost, disinterest, lack of awareness, prejudice) and describes preliminary results from the first round of a futures-oriented Delphi survey.
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  • 2014-12
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  • 2330-4219
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  • Journal on Technology and Persons with Disabilities 2: 119-133.
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  • 29th Annual International Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference Scientific/Research Proceedings, San Diego, 2014
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