Maryland's WorkTech comprehensive services include the Universal Workplace demonstration site and statewide Information and Consulting Services . Universal Workplace provides working examples of how a typical office environment can be adapted for persons with physical, sensory, or cognitive impairments. Ergonomically designed workstations provide access to mainstream business applications and electronic information resources. Increase the pool of qualified employees and help create opportunities for individuals with disabilities. This includes persons with disabilities using modified computers, and those with low-bandwidth connections to the world wide web.
More information is available about internet accessibility and universal design.
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