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Making style choices that improve accessibility

Making style choices that improve accessibility

By Julie Ganner AE As my previous articles have discussed, editorial issues such as formatting and language can affect the accessibility of reading materials. But these are not the only key areas to consider. Some of our style choices have an impact on people with...
Making style choices that improve accessibility

Editing for accessible and inclusive language

By Julie Ganner AE The third edition of the IPEd Standards for Editing Practice states that editors “should edit consciously and promote the principles of inclusive language … [and be] aware of discriminatory or biased terms” (D3). Language has the power...
News from the IPEd Accessibility Initiative

News from the IPEd Accessibility Initiative

By Julie Ganner AE Imagine what it would be like if you couldn’t hold a book because you had a condition that gave you muscle spasms in your arms. Or you couldn’t turn the pages because you had arthritis in your fingers. Or you couldn’t see the words and pictures. Or...
News from the IPEd Accessibility Initiative

News from the IPEd Accessibility Initiative

From Julie Ganner AE, AIWP  While the Accessibility Initiative Working Party (AIWP) was disbanded in July, following the launch of Books without barriers, our advocacy continues. In July, I gave an online talk for the Australian Society of Authors on what authors can...