How Social Institutions Impact E-Accessibility PolicyGeorge Giannoumis
This paper examines how social institutions (i.e. the differences in norms, values and procedures) impact the design and implementation of national and supranational policies to promote accessibility of information and communication technology (E-Accessibility). These institutions impact E-Accessibility policy through differences in legal culture, industrial relations (relationship between the government, business and trade unions), and the relationship between public authorities and disabled people's organisations. Due to its social and political importance, the paper focuses on web accessibility (Internet and intranet websites, web based applications, and non-traditional and emerging technologies).
Based on original research currently in progress the paper presents preliminary findings based on a content analysis of policy documents from the UN and the EU, and the United States, the United Kingdom and Norway. The paper describes the emergence of E-Accessibility on the UN and EU policy agenda, and compares (UK-US) and contrasts (UK-Norway) how and to what extent these countries have responded to or anticipated supranational policies to promote E-Accessibility. The paper additionally explores the role of policy diffusion across national boundaries emphasising emulation, coercion, competition and learning processes.
Achieving E-Accessibility depends on whether policymakers can regulate the market to address the needs of all people, including persons with disabilities. Social regulation policies aim to influence market function and the behavior of non-governmental actors in an attempt to promote social objectives. Policy dialogue between public authorities including standards organizations and monitoring agencies, business, and advocacy organizations has also impacted the nature of policy provisions and the achievement of policy goals.
The paper argues that the US, UK and Norway have not only adopted different policy instruments, they also have different approaches to ensuring or enhancing opportunities for persons with disabilities to participate in the information society. E-Accessibility policy programs and approaches in these countries have been influenced and framed by different national policy traditions, the distribution of roles, and the relationships between actors participating in the design and implementation of E-Accessibility policy.
How Social Institutions Impact E-Accessibility PolicyGeorge Giannoumis
This paper examines how social institutions (i.e. the differences in norms, values and procedures) impact the design and implementation of national and supranational policies to promote accessibility of information and communication technology (E-Accessibility). These institutions impact E-Accessibility policy through differences in legal culture, industrial relations (relationship between the government, business and trade unions), and the relationship between public authorities and disabled people's organisations. Due to its social and political importance, the paper focuses on web accessibility (Internet and intranet websites, web based applications, and non-traditional and emerging technologies).
Based on original research currently in progress the paper presents preliminary findings based on a content analysis of policy documents from the UN and the EU, and the United States, the United Kingdom and Norway. The paper describes the emergence of E-Accessibility on the UN and EU policy agenda, and compares (UK-US) and contrasts (UK-Norway) how and to what extent these countries have responded to or anticipated supranational policies to promote E-Accessibility. The paper additionally explores the role of policy diffusion across national boundaries emphasising emulation, coercion, competition and learning processes.
Achieving E-Accessibility depends on whether policymakers can regulate the market to address the needs of all people, including persons with disabilities. Social regulation policies aim to influence market function and the behavior of non-governmental actors in an attempt to promote social objectives. Policy dialogue between public authorities including standards organizations and monitoring agencies, business, and advocacy organizations has also impacted the nature of policy provisions and the achievement of policy goals.
The paper argues that the US, UK and Norway have not only adopted different policy instruments, they also have different approaches to ensuring or enhancing opportunities for persons with disabilities to participate in the information society. E-Accessibility policy programs and approaches in these countries have been influenced and framed by different national policy traditions, the distribution of roles, and the relationships between actors participating in the design and implementation of E-Accessibility policy.
TUTORIAL TRABAJO DE RECONOCIMIENTO UNADYAMILE ROLDAN
Este tutorial está dirigido a los estudiantes de la Universidad Nacional Abierta y a Distancia UNAD, que desean saber cómo elaborar su trabajo de reconocimiento, correspondiente a la actividad 2.
Esperamos que sea de gran ayuda.
CAMPAÑA NACIONAL POR LA LIBERTAD DE LOS PRESOS POLITICOSmiocup-cnpa-mn
La presentación, incluye las últimas actividades que durante el mes de octubre del 2011, la cnpa-mn ha impulsado y en las que ha participado como parte de esta campaña nacional.
Hvordan giver vi brugeren eller kunden det han ikke vidste, han havde brug for? Inspirationsindlæg der tager udgangspunkt i principper som "motiverende design" og identifikation af "forførende øjeblikke". Se også mit blogindlæg om samme emne: http://blog.vertica.dk/2013/10/28/seducible-moments-forforende-ojeblikke/
La robótica, las leyes de la robótica, principales campos de aplicación, clasificación de los robots, arquitectura, cronología.
Comentario vídeo Sociedad de conocimiento
TUTORIAL TRABAJO DE RECONOCIMIENTO UNADYAMILE ROLDAN
Este tutorial está dirigido a los estudiantes de la Universidad Nacional Abierta y a Distancia UNAD, que desean saber cómo elaborar su trabajo de reconocimiento, correspondiente a la actividad 2.
Esperamos que sea de gran ayuda.
CAMPAÑA NACIONAL POR LA LIBERTAD DE LOS PRESOS POLITICOSmiocup-cnpa-mn
La presentación, incluye las últimas actividades que durante el mes de octubre del 2011, la cnpa-mn ha impulsado y en las que ha participado como parte de esta campaña nacional.
Hvordan giver vi brugeren eller kunden det han ikke vidste, han havde brug for? Inspirationsindlæg der tager udgangspunkt i principper som "motiverende design" og identifikation af "forførende øjeblikke". Se også mit blogindlæg om samme emne: http://blog.vertica.dk/2013/10/28/seducible-moments-forforende-ojeblikke/
La robótica, las leyes de la robótica, principales campos de aplicación, clasificación de los robots, arquitectura, cronología.
Comentario vídeo Sociedad de conocimiento
De VDAB streeft naar goede en aantoonbare milieuprestaties door beheersing van de milieueffecten en door integratie van de bescherming van het leefmilieu in haar activiteiten en diensten.
In onderstaand overzicht worden de milieuprestaties van enkele belangrijke milieu-impacten van de VDAB-activiteiten voorgesteld.'
De woningen en gebouwen die we op 12 en 14 november 2015 bezochten, tijdens de (bijna) Nul-op-de-meter route in Amsterdam. Georganiseerd door KvK en NEWNRG
3. Doelstelling
Leerlingen milieubewust maken:
◦ Duurzame en groene energie
◦ Energiebesparingen
◦ Grondstoffen, ecologische voetafdruk
◦ CO2-uitstoot
◦ Opwarming aarde
◦ …
Leerlingen bewust maken dat techniek ten
dienste kan staan van het milieu
Creativiteit, innovatie
4. Projectplanning
Project loopt over vier jaren
Opbouwen van:
◦ Infrastructuur “Energiehuis” (gestart)
◦ Opleidingen leraars (gestart)
◦ Uitwerken van lespakketten en deelprojecten
met integratie van zoveel mogelijk vakken
Start met één klas (3EM) en op termijn
uitbreiden naar alle leerlingen
Betrokkenheid van ouders – leefwereld
van leerlingen
5. Projectplanning
Planning per jaar
Opbouwen van infrastructuur
“Energiehuis”:
◦ Zonnepanelen
◦ Warmtepomp
◦ Isolatietechnieken
◦ Metingen (infrarood)
◦ Bouw eigen windmolen?, zonneboiler?,…