Sentences with phrase «of the accessibility potential»

It's also in education that so much of the accessibility potential can be realized in meaningful ways.

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Aidis looked at data in five key categories: general business environment, accessibility of resources, women's rights and the prevalence of women in leadership roles, potential for high - growth female - owned businesses, and the entrepreneurship pipeline — the category Canada scored lowest in.

Finally, we said in our announcement that we will include the MSCI Pakistan Index in our 2016 Annual Market Classification Review for a potential reclassification to emerging markets, and we will seek feedback from investors on the accessibility of the Saudi Arabia equity market before considering adding it to the review list for a potential inclusion in Emerging Markets.

assess, in cooperation with provinces and territories, the potential impacts of the proposals on the accessibility of health care, and consider measures to avoid these consequences.

Traditional online dating sites have been developing and marketing their mobile platforms for this reason — many daters want more ease and accessibility - and don't want to have to sit in front of their laptops when they can use their phones to connect with potential dates.

Not only in Toronto, but worldwide, the ease of accessibility for older women looking for younger men means that, at the touch of a few buttons, it's possible to find a potential date or longer term mate on - line.

Over the past few years, senior online dating sites have become a trend due to their ease of use and accessibility, affording users the opportunity to upload a personal profile and reach out to millions of potential matches from across the globe.

Concluding it becomes obvious that mobile games, inheriting the benefits of mobile learning in terms of accessibility and those of game - based learning in terms of engagement, do bring a great potential as effective learning environments for contemporary adult learners.

The guide notes that cloud computing applications offer ease of use and accessibility, but come with the potential for loss of privacy and increased liability, as personal information is transferred to the application.

Benefits of online mathematics courses have been noted to include (a) a wide range of potential resources; (b) convenience, flexibility and accessibility, which is especially important to teachers who have busy schedules and may not be able to attend face - to - face learning opportunities; (c) a dynamic learning environment; (d) varied communication opportunities; (e) the potential for individual and independent learning; and (f) the facility with which today's students may engage in these learning opportunities (Engelbrecht & Harding, 2005a, pp. 264 - 266).

As a secondary classroom teacher of 30 years, I fully support the new Academic Path to Teaching program for its rigor and its accessibility to potential teachers seeking an alternative licensing route.

This essay draws on both empirical and anecdotal data to evaluate the potential impacts of this transition, and concludes that the location at which support services are provided to pregnant teens is less important than the quality and accessibility of the services themselves.

«Through VitalSource Bookshelf, we strive to provide the right accessibility features in e-textbooks that will enable people of all abilities to get the most out of an e-textbook experience and realize its full potential,» said Rick Johnson, Vice President Product and Sales Engineering, Vital Source Technologies, Inc., in a press release.

Yet despite TTS's potential benefits to millions of Americans, the Federal Communications Commission has just granted the e-reader industry another year's exemption from the Twenty - First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act of 2010.

While Windows 8 does have market potential, Microsoft also has set the bar high by laying down specifications on the Windows 8 based end devices which includes instant boot up, Internet accessibility at all times, and of course good battery back up time.

«The global zero energy building market has many pockets of potential growth, but challenges remain in defining what exactly a [zero energy building] is, as well as raising awareness of the increasing accessibility of these solutions,» said Noah Goldstein, Navigant research director.

... Internet defamation is distinguished from its less pervasive cousins, in terms of its potential to damage the reputation of individuals and corporations, by the features described above, especially its interactive nature, its potential for being taken at face value, and its absolute and immediate worldwide ubiquity and accessibility.

Nevertheless, Internet defamation is distinguished from its less pervasive cousins, in terms of its potential to damage the reputation of individuals and corporations, by the features described above, especially its interactive nature, its potential for being taken at face value, and its absolute and immediate worldwide ubiquity and accessibility.

Using digital media as a platform to disseminate courtroom narratives has the potential to strengthen many of the open court principle's foundational values, including accessibility, accountability of the judiciary, and freedom of speech.

We observe that if a flexible legal program can meet the diversity, family status, ability, and financial accessibility needs of present and future lawyers, then a Flex Time JD has the potential to enhance both the accessibility and quality of legal education.

YLAL has concerns about the potential effect the proposed changes will have on social mobility, diversity and the accessibility of the profession, and feels that the SRA has failed to provide sufficient information about the anticipated cost of the SQE and the effect its introduction would have on the status of undergraduate law degrees and the Legal Practice Course.

We'll discuss a new law regarding public disclosure of new and embarrassing private facts, provisions of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 that come into force later this year, and the potential for major revisions to the Employment Standards Act — and much more.

It provides accessibility requirements for employees and potential employees in all phases of the employment cycle, and may obligate employers to make significant changes in their human resources practices and processes.

A lot of we do replaces what banks do, but with next generation models,» Centbee co-CEO Angus Brown told CoinGeek about blockchain's potential to increase accessibility by decreasing economic friction.

Software Tester — Ridge Application Development — Phoenix, AZ — September 2014 — present • Review software to determine its function and accessibility, evaluating how successful the code is • Test specific functions to ensure they meet all expectations and fulfill specifications • Create detailed reports of all found bugs and issues, including instructions to replicate them and potential solutions • Implement programming fixes on the spot if the problem is simple enough to be tackled immediately • Interact with programmers and software developers to relay information about software development and issues • Evaluate the aesthetics of software, taking client instruction into consideration and making recommendations to designers • Improved bug elimination process to be 15 percent more efficient

Proven leader in the establishment of technology including accessibility, usability and emerging technologies initiatives that support business operations, growth and revenue potential.

Despite the evidence base for the effectiveness of CBT for adolescent depression, 10, 14, 15 adolescents often avoid face - to - face therapy because of stigma.16 Given their affinity with computers, treatment accessibility may be improved by the availability of computer - administered CBT (CCBT) which could be provided at an earlier stage of illness, 17 particularly for those with a high degree of familiarity with technology.18 CCBT represents an autonomous form of therapy delivery with the potential to provide a realistic alternative, or potentially preventative, intervention.

For example, watching a scary movie late at night might increase the accessibility of frightening schemas, increasing the likelihood that a person will perceive shadows and background noises as potential threats.

These include concerns about and past experience with side effects, drug interactions or hormones; affordability and accessibility; how frequently they expect to have sex; their perceived risk of HIV and other STIs; the ability to use the method confidentially or without their partner's permission; and potential effects on sexual enjoyment and spontaneity.