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Digital solutions can provide many facilitations in the context of disability.
Here we feature software, plans, and social movements related to free culture that allow reuse and sharing.
More than just a resource to consult, we also invite you to become actors by contributing to the benefit of all!
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Participatory space
In free culture, the notion of community is important. We then become actors and not simple consumers.
Disabled people, families, friends, carers, volunteers, professionals can thus contribute on several levels for the common good. This website aims to position itself as a facilitator.

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Open source, free of charge and adaptable operating system
We provide an open source operating system, free of charge and adaptable to various types of disabilities.
This is not designed for the profoundly visually impaired and blind people, which would require another approach.

Download the system and guide here.
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Moving windows

Move the windows to have access to all parts, so as not to be blocked during use.

Type of disability
All types - Mobility

Site « Librivox »

Lend your voice to share readings and find audiobooks!

Type of disability
Cognitive - Mobility - Visual - Other

Firefox and automatic translations

Machine translation allows access to content whose language we do not necessarily understand.

Type of disability
All types - Cognitive - Other

Operating system icons

Changing the operating system icons makes them easier to see and thus easier to navigate on the computer.

Type of disability
Cognitive - Visual

Menu editor

Edit a custom menu for software/settings...on the computer.

Type of disability
All types - Cognitive - Mobility - Visual - Other

Ten finger typing

Learning ten-finger typing can help reduce pain and assist with blind typing.

Type of disability
Mobility - Visual

W3C and WAI

The W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) and WAI (Web Accessibility Initiative) standards define the rules of the Internet for everyone.

Type of disability
All types - Cognitive - Mobility - Hearing - Visual - Other

“Color blindness” extension

Firefox extensions allow you to perceive what a colorblind person sees.

Type of disability
Visual

Move without a mouse

Useful shortcuts when you can’t use the mouse. This can be supplemented with another controller for people who can’t use a keyboard.

Type of disability
Mobility

Firefox Settings (Themes & fonts)

The themes and font used by Firefox greatly help with readability when browsing the web, when using the internet.

Type of disability
Cognitive - Visual

Pains and mouse

Limit pain due to using the mouse (tendinitis, carpal tunnel, etc.)

Type of disability
Mobility

The operating system theme

Changing the theme used by the operating system allows us to adapt the visualization of the computer’s content to our needs and desires.

Type of disability
All types - Cognitive - Mobility - Visual - Other
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