In Disability and Digital Media: Accessibility, Representation and Inclusion , we will explore the relationship between digital technologies and disability in the Internet age.
In the course Disability and Digital Media, offered by CurtinX, explores the dynamic relationship between digital technology and disability in today's society. It delves into how social media represents disability, the politics surrounding online disability experiences, and the impact of digital culture such as memes and viral content on perceptions of disability. Additionally, it covers the pivotal role of accessibility in digital media.
No prerequisites are required for this introductory course, making it accessible to anyone interested in the intersection of disability and digital media technologies.
This course is tailored for students, professionals, activists, and anyone interested in understanding how digital media impacts the perception and representation of disability. It is also beneficial for those working in digital media, social media management, or accessibility consulting.
Learners can apply the insights and skills from this course in various ways, such as improving accessibility in digital content creation, developing inclusive digital marketing strategies, or advocating for disability rights using digital platforms.
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