CMU is a private university so this doesn't apply.
CMU is a private university so this doesn't apply.
I don't understand anyway since screenreaders are a thing on computers and smartphones and you can load an ebook into either. Meanwhile a paper book either needs a very expensive braille copy or some kind of complicated electronic shit to read the book for you.
My guess is the publishers knew ebook piracy is a thing and bribed some officials to use the ADA line.
Since the course material was created by public funds, shouldn't a state resident be able to request access to it?
a sentence with "instead instead" ... sounds both right and wrong at the same time :)
Berkeley has a 7 billion dollar endowment. I am sure they could have found the budget to make the videos compliant. They simply chose not too.