In 2021, our team began exploring how museums communicate about neuro-inclusion on their websites. See and add to what we found.
What types of accommodations did museums offer, according to their websites?
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Our aim is to maintain the database as a useful reference and updateable record for professionals in this work.
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Additional context relevant to using the Accessibility Database.
The Institute for Learning Innovation looked specifically for instances on museum websites that met the following criteria:
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The read-only version includes a linked form where you can contact NILN’s team to create or update an entry on the database.