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Informability Manual: Making Information More Accessible in the Light of the Disability Discrimination Act - Softcover
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The word "informability" was coined by the Central Office of Information in 1993 to describe the principle of making information accessible to as wide an audience as possible. Millions of people in the UK have sight or hearing impairment, and millions more have learning and literacy problems. This manual is intended as a good-practice reference for public sector information providers and contains descriptions of the kinds of conditions which can affect a person's ability to access information, and practical advice on the media and communication techniques which can help overcome these difficulties.
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Informability Manual: Making Information More Accessible in the Light of the Disability Discrimination Act
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The Stationery Office Books, 1996
ISBN 10: 0117020389
ISBN 13: 9780117020382
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