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Helpful at-home school resources for kids with learning and attention difficulties

Screens in the Classroom: Tool or Temptation?

Tech project aims to help nonprofits better serve people in need

Transformative Tech for Good

Inside Higher Ed Logo   The Sharing Solution: Diminishing duplication in evaluating accessibility of education technology 

How Edtech can Help Leapfrog Progress in Education

Internet resources help teachers, parents navigate at-home education

Bookshare: How One Nonprofit Is Improving The Lives Of Students With ‘Reading Barriers’

  Benetech, Macmillan Pioneer Effort to Make All Digital Books ‘Born Accessible’

 Bay Area Nonprofit Collaborative Pilots High-Tech Social Service Referral System

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 Macmillan Earns Ebook Accessibility Certification 

                                         A $6 Trillion Wake Up Call for the Tech Industry     

Erasing History: YouTube’s Deletion of Syria War Videos Concerns Human Rights Groups

We Need A Software Revolution for The Greater Social Good

Women in Tech: An Interview with Anh Bui

Dream the Accessible Dream

YouTube Removes Videos Showing Atrocities in Syria

‘Move Fast and Break Things’ Doesn’t Work When Lives are at Stake

Palo Alto nonprofit Benetech wins a $42.5M Dept. of Education grant, a nod to founder Jim Fruchterman’s quest to help the blind

 Printed Sex Organs Help Blind Students Learn About Sexual Health

New Standards Program Emerges to Judge E-books’ Accessibility for Visually Impaired

Beyond Dyslexia Fonts: What Parents Can Do to Help Kids Who Struggle with Reading

Overcoming Dyslexia: Lessons Learned From an Ivy Leaguer

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