The Public Broadcasting Service’s Commitment to 360-Degree Accessibility
summary
RAI’s Public Utility Accessibility unit describes how it expands accessible content for people with sensory disabilities (deaf and blind). It covers making news, entertainment, cultural programming and exhibitions accessible, and promoting accessibility awareness and education.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:27360-degree accessibility RAI
- 10:10Integrated accessible services
- 19:04Accessibility in cultural content
- 26:13Museum and multisensory accessibility
- 36:10Accessibility in TV studios
- 43:08Q&A part 1
- 53:32Q&A part 2
- 1:02:02Final answers and conclusion
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