Domain 2 | Module 6: Accessibility Benefits Flashcards

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Name 8 parties that benefit from accessibility

A
  1. The disabled
    1. Families
    2. Communities
    3. Society at large
    4. Groups
    5. Schools
    6. Employers
    7. Organizations
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True or False:

Acessibility enables disabled persons to participate in society, including education, work, social activities, and all other activities that promote health and happiness.

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True

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True or False:

Disabled persons are the only ones positively impacted by these enablements.

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FALSE

Disabled persons are NOT the only ones positively impacted by these enablements.

Families, communities, and society at large benefits from the increased independence of more individuals.

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How does accessibility benefit technology and societal development?

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Groups, schools, employers, and orgs also benefit from these inclusive efforts as it drives innovation and improvements in problem-solving for current issues.

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5
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What are the four rings of influence accessibility can have?

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Individual → Family → Community → Society

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6
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Name four benefits of accessibility for people with disabilities

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  1. They are not isolated or hidden from society
  2. They can participate in society as full, valued citizens
  3. They receive increased opportunities to generate greater family income and wealth potential
  4. They can access childcare and education to seek to break the cyle of poverty
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True or False:

The cost for individuals to live more dependently is usually lower than the cost of the technologies that would enable them to be independent.

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FALSE

The cost for individuals to live more dependently is usually GREATER than the cost of the technologies that would enable them to be independent.

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8
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Name two benefits of accessibility for society according to the The Global Public Inclusive Infrastructure (GPII)

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  1. Increased independence strengthens society through empowering more contributors to technological innovation and growth
  2. Increased independence benefits the society’s economy

What organization lists these benefits?

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Name three ways that increasing independence amongst individuals through accessibility benefit a society’s economy?

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  1. Including people with disabilities, increases the taxpayer base and reduces the cost of support for various industries
  2. Preventing an elderly person from moving to assisted living by giving them accessible work for even six months would save society’s billions
  3. This decreases the social costs of lowered productivity
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10
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What organization wrote the article entitled…

“The Business Case for Digital Accessibility.”

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The World Wide Web Consortium’s

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11
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What constitutes a business according to the World Wide Web Consortium’s article “The Business Case for Digital Accessibility.”

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Any type of organization, including commercial, educational, non-profit, and governmental conducting operations or services offered to the public.

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12
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Name the three ways that accessibility benefits business

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1: Drives innovation, removing architectural, digital, and social barriers

2: Increases market reach for a large and growing audience

3: Minimizes legal risk for requirements that are legally mandated

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13
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True or False:

A driverless cars that reduces wrecks and congestion is accurate example of a case in which accessibility drives innovation.

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True

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14
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True or False:

An artificial retina that helps humans to train robots to improve their image processing is accurate example of a case in which accessibility drives innovation

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True

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15
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True or False:

The market for disabled persons is large but decreasing with age globally

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FALSE

The market for disabled persons is large and GROWING with age globally

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16
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What percentage of the population has some form of disability? What total number does that amount to?

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16% of the world population (1.3 billion) is estimated to have this.

17
Q

The extended market is estimated to have how many dollars in annual disposable income?

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6 trillion dollars

18
Q

True or False:

According to Microsoft, overall customer satisfaction doesn’t meaningfully improve when accessibility features are improved.

A

False

As accessibility features are improved, overall customer satisfaction improves (Microsoft)

19
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True or False:

Accessibility provided options are useful only to certain customers with disabilities as it is designed especially for them.

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False

Accessibility provided options are useful to ALL customers in various situations, not just those with disabilities.

20
Q

What do the below scenarios exemplify in common in terms of the need for accessibility?

People at large within society using smartphones which having tiny screens and controls

Temporary disabilities such as an broken arm

A noisy rock concert

A

Accessibility provided options are useful to all customers in various situations, not just those with disabilities.

21
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True or False:

There is currently no legal precedent for accessibility considerations.

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False

Some accessibilitiy requirements are legally mandated.