Outlines three major accessibility principles: "Separate information and structure from presentation (content+style), separate the function from the way it is controlled, and provide equivalent alternatives if this is not possible." The author then neatly translates the demands for accessibility into the demands of interoperability: "Every learner with a disability is potentially an external 'system' that needs to inter-operate."CRLF
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