It includes subsystems, interconnections, and interconnected systems. Information activities include delayed presentation activities such as information servers and messaging systems as well as synchronous, real-time communication activities. Accessible Need a good definition of accessible. EIT is accessible if a person with a disability can use the EIT to perform the same tasks, access the same information, with the same ease, in the same time and at the same cost as a person using the EIT without a disability. The TAAC definition goes further and states that to be considered accessible the disabled person can use the EIT in its standard manufactured form without having to modify the product or purchase special technologies.
Undue burden means significant difficulty or expense.
The statute calls for access comparable to that experienced by nondisabled federal employees and members of the public. We need to explain what comparable access is. This could be based on the concept of ready access that Pat Beattie worked on a few years ago. For example, a sighted employee receives a manual for free but the blind employee has to pay for a Braille version. Issues that the committee wants to comment on This is just a list of issues that have come up that would seem to need to addresses in the report somewhere.