[blindlaw] college complaint

[Paul Harpur]

There is a circuit split on this.  where are you based?  It is much easier to go against the college and get them to settle requiring the software provider to become accessible.  I have written about this in my Cambridge University Press book Discriminaiton, Copyright and Equality: Openingg the E-Book fo the Print Disabled and also updated a bit.  I can email you some extracts if that is helpful.


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Subject: [blindlaw] college complaint

Hi,

 

I want to know if it is possible to file a complaint, or suit against a software company without including the college setting where it is being used.

 

The situation is a college course is using cisco packet tracer and it is completely unusable with jaws but the instructor is trying to figure something out.

If a human is sitting next to me, is that a valid accommodation and that's the end of it while I'm not learning anything?

Bryan



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