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Wireless RERC Presentations

Wireless Researchers Presenting at CSUN 2015

Wireless RERC researchers Ben Lippincott and John Morris will be presenting at the 30th Annual Technology & Persons with Disabilities Conference, also known as CSUN 2015. The conference will convene in San Diego, CA from March 2 to March 7, 2015. Attend the conference and be sure to visit the following Wireless RERC sessions:

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Discover Wireless Accessibility!: Cognitive Impairments Presentation

This presentation is part of a group of presentations given during the Wireless RERC and AT&T's consumer outreach workshop, Discover Wireless Accessibility!. This presentation focuses on wireless accessibility features found in iOS 7 and Android 4.4 smartphones and tablets. It provides a general overview of accessibility features for consumers with cognitive impairments.

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Discover Wireless Accessibility!: Deaf and Hard of Hearing Presentation

This presentation is part of a group of presentations given during the Wireless RERC and AT&T's consumer outreach workshop, Discover Wireless Accessibility!. This presentation focuses on wireless accessibility features found in iOS 7 and Android 4.4 smartphones and tablets. It provides a general overview of accessibility features for consumers who are deaf or hard of hearing.

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Discover Wireless Accessibility!: Mobility and Dexterity Presentation

This presentation is part of a group of presentations given during the Wireless RERC and AT&T's consumer outreach workshop, Discover Wireless Accessibility!. This presentation focuses on wireless accessibility features found in iOS 7 and Android 4.4 smartphones and tablets. It provides a general overview of accessibility features for consumers with mobility and dexterity impairments.

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Discover Wireless Accessibility!: Blind and Low Vision Presentation

This presentation is part of a group of presentations given during the Wireless RERC and AT&T's consumer outreach workshop, Discover Wireless Accessibility!. This presentation focuses on wireless accessibility features found in iOS 7 and Android 4.4 smartphones and tablets. It provides a general overview of accessibility features for consumers who are blind or have low vision.

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Text-to-911 and NG911 Policy Study

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Wireless RERC News, Emergency Communications

November 2016 – The Wireless RERC published a research brief summarizing the results of a study of 9-1-1 policies at the state and local levels in relation to text-to-911 and next generation 9-1-1
Wireless RERC on the Record: FCC’s Section 504 Compliance

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Wireless RERC News, Regulatory

Georgia Tech’s Center for Advanced Communications Policy (CACP), in collaboration with the Wireless RERC, submitted comments to the Public Notice, Request for Comment on the Commission’s Polici
Handout - WEA vs. EAS Survey Comparison

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Wireless RERC News, Emergency Communications

The research presented in the handout was conducted by the Wireless RERC and funded by a grant from the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR).

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