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Promising Practices

The following 6 articles highlight practices that show promise for increasing the success of individuals with disabilities.

  • AccessCollege: A Promising Practice in Making Postsecondary Institutions Welcoming and Accessible to Students with Disabilities
  • ATPC Accessible Math Project: A Promising Practice for Creating Accessible Math Textbooks
  • DO-IT 2-4: A Promising Practice in Supporting Transitions from Two- to Four-Year Colleges
  • Homeland Security 508 Compliance Office: A Promising Practice in Promoting Accessible IT
  • I am who I am: A Promising Practice in Disability Awareness and Community Building
  • UW-Madison and IT Accessibility: Promising Practices for IT Support

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