Some of the representatives from the government and private sectors who took part in the seminar organised by the National Council for the Blind, Malaysia. — Photos: SS KANESAN/The Star
The Covid-19 pandemic has made digitalisation more pervasive.
In line with this, the National Council for the Blind, Malaysia (NCBM) organised a one-day seminar at a hotel in Kuala Lumpur to improve the accessibility of online content for the visually impaired.
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Some of the representatives from the government and private sectors who took part in the seminar organised by the National Council for the Blind, Malaysia. — Photos: SS KANESAN/The Star
Seminar participants were guided on elements that would make websites more inclusive for the disabled.
(From left) Chew and Wong giving a certificate of appreciation to Dr Lim Tien Hong, who participated in the Digital Access Training programme.
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