@hmig @sbourne How much accessibility testing experience does one have to have? I am an assistive tech trainer and screen reader user with a pretty good handle on WCAG.

@DarkSheepArts @sbourne Understandable. Speaking strictly for myself, any real efforts museums can make at inclusion are appreciated. I once worked with a grad student on a paper on the accessibility of a major U.S. museum. We had a mix of things I could feel and someone who walked with us and explained more to me.

@DarkSheepArts @sbourne I like the audio component when it’s available. Biltmore was cool, because they had this receiver into which you entered the number accompanying each exhibit and would hear an explanation about it. Braille is neat when they have it, but it takes longer to read and ou can sometimes have folk start to stack up behind you