Inclusive Device Design Guide
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This document discusses inclusive design for technology and learning. It highlights tools and concepts for making devices, interfaces, and education accessible for people with different abilities or levels of access. These include examples like Google Glasses, adaptive keyboards, and platforms that allow learning in various contexts and styles. Quotes emphasize the importance of diversity and inclusion for building communities where everyone can succeed.
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