Kiri Johnson

During my group’s presentation on assistive technology for aging adults, I discussed an app called MyVoice. MyVoice is an app …
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For one of my other classes, I was observing the operations of the reference desk at a public library this …
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            For this MES Lab activity, I chose to be completely blind (using the blindfold) and …
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I read an article today about Google’s ongoing Project Glass and what it may mean for individuals with disabilities. Project …
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I have learned many things since the start of the semester regarding individuals with disabilities and older adults. One of …
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The meaning of universal access is that everyone has total access to the services, programs, facilities, materials, resources, etc. of …
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My local public library (Veterans Memorial Library) offers many programs and services to various populations.  The Veterans Memorial Library (VML) …
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A few weeks ago, as part of the Project Accessible Libraries for All (ALFA) program, 14 other students and I …
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Oxford Dictionaries Online defines the digital divide as “the gap between those who have ready access to computers and the …
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One of the topics I discuss the most in my journal is aging. I focus my attention for some reason …
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