It is beyond the scope of this Guide to compare requirements among the differing editions of the referenced standards....
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CHAPTER 35 REFERENCED STANDARDS
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Section 508
For example, a system that provides output only in visual format may not be accessible to people with visual impairments and a system that provides output only in audio format may not be...
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Captioning (Advisory Guidance)
Captioning is similar to subtitles in that the audio portion of a television program is displayed as printed words on the television screen....
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Background
The 1996 DOT guidance document defines a service animal as “any guide dog, signal dog, or other animal individually trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability....
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BACKGROUND
Inman et al. (4) found that at one double lane roundabout, only 14 percent of motorists yielded to blind pedestrians using a long cane or a guide dog....
- The Wayfindr Open Standard
- Alertus Text-To-Speech Self Amplified Speaker
- SignOnVRI Video Remote Interpreting
- Nest Learning Thermostat
- BraunAbility Century 2 Wheelchair Lift for School Buses, Cutaway Buses, and Paratransit Vans
- Stabila, Inc. Magnetic Tech Digital Electronic Level Type 96M-2
- M-D Building Products, Inc. GEN2 SmartTool™ Digital Level
- Tactile Design for Universal Access
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Kurt Knight: Development of VA Standards
Design Guides It’s a series of different type of standards, design guides, design manuals, master specifications, design works and finish schedules (slide 4). ...
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302.2 With Limited Vision (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Existing 508 Standards §1194.31(b) requires at least one mode of operation and information retrieval that does not require visual acuity greater than 20/70 to be provided in both audio and...
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XII. Examinations and Courses
Administer the course in a facility that is accessible or provide alternative comparable arrangements, such as provision of the course through video tape, audio cassettes, or prepared notes...
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3. How and where should the notice be provided?
Examples of Alternative Formats Audio tape or other recordings Radio announcements Large print notice Braille notice Use of a qualified sign language...
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D. Paperwork Reduction Act
This rule includes a requirement that movie theaters provide information to the public about which movies are available with closed movie captioning and audio description when publishing...
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Common Problems with Communication
Ø Public meetings are often held without audio amplification or sign language interpreters, real-time transcription services, etc....
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
For persons with disabilities, this publication is available in large print, Braille, audio tape, and on computer disk. Reproduction of this publication is encouraged....
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3. Data Overview
Section 3.2 presents industry research on the number of auditoriums already equipped to provide closed movie captioning and audio description and the assumptions used in the primary analysis...
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Access to Printed or Visual Materials
Therefore, it is important to have alternate format options available, typically in the form of large print, hardcopy Braille, audio recording, and/or electronic files....
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XI. Technical Assistance
Methods of providing information include, for example, audio-visual materials, pamphlets, manuals, electronic bulletin boards, checklists, and training....
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Alternate formats (Preamble, Section-by-Section Analysis)
The proposed definition noted that the formats may include Braille, ASCII text, large print, recorded audio, and accessible internet programming or coding languages, among others....