Pew Research Center Analyzes U.S. Teens’ Internet and Device Usage: Pew Research Center released a fact sheet on the patterns and trends of U.S. teens’ internet usage and their access to different technology devices. This includes data on how many teens use the internet daily and the proportion of teens online almost constantly Pew Research Center. (Pew Research Center)
American Council on Education includes Accessible Instructional Materials in Higher Education (AIM-HIGH) Act in 2024 Legislative and Regulatory Agenda: The American Council on Education (ACE) has incorporated the Accessible Instructional Materials in Higher Education (AIM-HIGH) Act into its 2024 legislative and regulatory agenda. This inclusion reflects ACE’s commitment to enhancing accessibility in higher education, specifically by advocating for policies that ensure instructional materials are accessible to all students, including those with disabilities. The AIM-HIGH Act is a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and equal access to educational resources in higher education institutions (American Council on Education).
90 Seconds Lists Increased Desire for Accessible Content as a Video Marketing Trend for 2024: The 90 Seconds report, “Attention Spans are Shorter Than Your Coffee Break: A Deep Dive into 2024 Video Trends,” identifies a rising demand for accessible content in video marketing as a key trend for 2024. This shift is driven by an increasing awareness of disability rights, technological advancements in accessibility features, and changing demographics. The report underscores the importance of ADA compliance and the need for content that caters to a diverse audience, including those with hearing loss and multilingual users (90 Seconds).
LLC Buddy Unveils Key Digital Accessibility Statistics: LLC Buddy published statistics on digital accessibility, including an increase in accessibility lawsuits, the prevalence of accessibility issues on federal websites, and the economic influence of people with disabilities (LLCÂ Buddy).
