By: Clare Rauch, Assistant Project Manager - Communications
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By: Kristen Smith-O'Connor
By: Anne Leopold, Senior Project Manager
During this month’s National Volunteer Month, we recognize the important contributions of volunteers by providing key highlights from a study, funded by the Administration for Community Living (ACL) and conducted by New Editions Consulting, that assessed the role and economic value of volunteers in home- and community-based and long-term…
By: Robert Bartolotta
February is National Senior Independence Month. According to the American Health Care Association and the National Center for Assisted Living -
By: Rob Bartolotta, PhD
By: Amy Coey, Senior Policy Analyst
By Chris Dizon, Senior Accessibility Analyst
At New Editions, we believe designing and developing accessible information and communication technology should be a normal course of action. We pride ourselves on being Section 508 and WCAG 2.1 experts and leaders in the accessibility field. New Editions provides accessibility consulting and support services to our clients to help…
By: Dominique Wheeler, Senior Accessibility Technician
By Megan Hagberg, Accessibility Analyst
Accessibility trainings, whether in-person, virtual, or a hybrid learning model, are a great way to introduce folks to what accessible information and communications technology (ICT) is, why it’s important, and how to remediate inaccessible content and create accessible content moving forward. Here are six quick tips on how to deliver a…
By Todd Betteker, Accessibility Specialist and Chad Lamb, Senior Test Engineer
Automated Section 508 compliance web scanning software has become a popular tool for accessible code testing over the last decade. This blog will discuss some of the software’s pros and cons to determine if it’s the right tool for your organization.
By: Kristen Smith-O’Connor, Senior Accessibility Subject Matter Expert
Learning accessibility standards, techniques, and testing methodologies can seem overwhelming. You may not know where to start; you may need to refresh your skills; or you may want to find resources to share with colleagues to build accessibility expertise. Below are some of the many resources available to…
By: Ann Marie Davis, Senior Section 508 Technical Specialist
“Making accessible technology is a lot like making blueberry muffins. You can’t put the blueberries in the muffin after the muffin is baked.” - Cordelia McGee-Tubb, web accessibility engineer at Salesforce
Too often, accessibility has been an afterthought and accessibility teams have been viewed as “…
By Elizabeth Lee, Project Assistant
By: Cindy Ryan, Vice President
In 2020, the onset of the COVID-19 virus accelerated a move to a remote and digitally dependent workforce. Many companies were able to accommodate employees working from home by providing a few technological changes and additional equipment to enable workers to maintain communication with their colleagues, supervisors, and clients. Some…
By: Kristen Smith-O’Connor, Senior Accessibility Subject Matter Expert