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...?Accessible virtual room for visually impaired Virtual rooms and virtual education is becoming very common nowadays with special emphasis on K-12 and adult education classes. K-12.inc, the for-profit organization focusing on K-12 education has made great inroads in this direction and has an annual income exceeding 15 billion dollars. It is easy to see why the concept of a virtual classroom appeals to a lot of people. It’s usually much cheaper than the regular schooling system and provides much more flexibility when it comes to learning and applying the knowledge. A common complaint levied against the traditional schooling system is that the students have no flexibility in following the curriculum, ie, all students are...
15 Pages(3750 words)Literature review
...to make sure that a company’s financial statements express a fair and true view regarding the current state of affairs of the company. In contrast, the major objective of a review is to provide effective advices to management about recent changes made by the company in terms of product/service promotion. A review does not try to make any suggestion regarding financial statements of internal control structure of the company. However, a review may report to the accountant different issues which would adversely affect the accuracy of financial statements. Unlike an audit, a review intends to assess the performance level of a product or service offered by a company and the availability of...
4 Pages(1000 words)Essay
...public by people with disabilities and people without disabilities, without prejudicing effective access by both groups. Where policy is deficient or unable to cover particular circumstances and access cases for both people with and without disabilities, the intention is to act in favor of granting more ease of access to users rather than less ease and effectiveness of access, without prejudice to the operational and financial viability of the ABC Company, and with aid and guidance from the US federal government with regard to such cases (Office of Environmental Information) 6.1. Access - Employees, contractors and suppliers of and to...
5 Pages(1250 words)Essay
...Visitor Management (Seminar paper of Manchester United) Visitor's attraction to any tourist site plays a pivotal role in the survival and maintenance of that particular tourist site and the tourism industry as a whole. In fact some economies depend to a large extent on the tourist inflows and they continually keep employing newer techniques for economic regeneration. Tourists sites which attract visitors can in general be classified as;
World heritage sites
Historical monuments
Beauties of nature
Flora and fauna
Business hubs
Gaming and gambling
Adventures trekking, surfing, boating and similar such challenges.
Religious sites
Meditation missions
Unusual happenings, like...
4 Pages(1000 words)Assignment
...VISITOR CENTRE DESIGN PROPOSAL A. Specific Design Requirements/Parameters: (for structural considerations Provide structural framing suitable forsloping and wet terrain with fluctuating water level up to 6". Chosen foundation must also be sulphate-resistant and be supported by firm strata located below the watertable.
2. The structural design must have column-free spaces at lecture rooms and exhibition areas.
3. External walls shall all be glazed.
4. Roof framing must be able to support a grass roof.
B. Scheme 1:
1. Functional Framing
The framing is as illustrated in the framing plans in scheme 1. Longest span is at 15.0 meters. The ground floor plan illustrates the configuration of the beams and columns supporting the...
5 Pages(1250 words)Essay
...can be incapable to utilize a mouse and can depend on the computer keyboard for using internet. To generate resources that can be employed through the widest range of possible website visitors to some extent than idealized “standard,” web site designs should be relevant "worldwide design" ideology. This needs that they believe the requirements of persons with disabilities, aged people, public for which English is not a native language, and the people that are using out-of-date software and hardware. Integration of all such attributes and capabilities while designing a website is called the Accessibility quality of the web design. So we have to design a web site in such a way that each user of web site...
10 Pages(2500 words)Essay
...After observing the teacher deal with the topic of ‘Response Writing’ in the I felt that I could modify it to make it comprehensible and accessible to the English language learners. As the purpose of this learning activity is to make the students exercise critical thinking and analysis it becomes all the more necessary to make a lesson plan that would help the non-English speaking students really understand the essence of the lesson and therefore make progress in it.
Before beginning with the lesson the teacher must be sure about the goals and the learning objectives. In this case the goals consist of i) helping the non-speaking English students overcome their lack of confidence in giving proper expression to their...
2 Pages(500 words)Essay
...(by visitors) of real and commodified death and disaster sites” (1996:198 cited in Yuill, 2003). Later in the same report, (Yuill, 2003) pointed towards Foley and Lennon who went a step further in their definition of dark tourism in their book “Dark Tourism: The Attraction of Death and Disaster,” when they clearly stated what can and can not be considered as dark tourism by writing, “It is those who visit due to serendipity, the itinerary of tourism companies or the merely curious who happen to be in the vicinity who are, for us, the basis of dark tourism” (2000:23 cited in Yuill, 2003). Dark tourism...
8 Pages(2000 words)Thesis Proposal
...Visitor Management (Heritage Sites) Table of Contents Introduction 3 Purpose of Managing Visitors in Heritage Sites 3 Process of Managing Visitors 4 Management Principles 5
Visitation Management Objectives in the Heritage Sites 5
Visitor Management Activities in the Recent Heritage Sites 6
Activities Regarding Conservation Values of the Site 7
Balancing Management Requirements of the Visitors 7
Promoting Values of the Heritage Site 8
Recommendations 8
Conclusion 9
References 11
Introduction
Managing balance between visitation and conservation has long been recognised as the major aspects in the global tourism industry,...
8 Pages(2000 words)Essay
...Coach Inc SWOT Analysis Coach Inc SWOT analysis Introduction Coach Inc strategy was to create ‘accessible’ luxury market in ladies handbags and attained an annual growth rate of 20 percent between 2000 and 2011 (Gamble & Eastburn, p 287). In 2012, the company product portfolio included both men’s and women bags, business cases, leather apparel, footwear, jewelry, watches, fragrances and travel bags. The high growth was facilitated by focusing on quality, style and competitive pricing that enabled the company to attract both middle-income and high end clients. The 2012 strategic priorities entailed increasing global distribution and improving revenues from same-stores. The company aimed at attaining the strategic priorities through... &...
4 Pages(1000 words)Case Study
