Glossary
Searchable terminology from accessibility, web standards, and related fields.
6 results found in Social Inclusion.
- Dementia-Friendly Community (Dementia Friendly Community)
- An approach to inclusion in which public spaces, services, programs, and technologies are designed so that people living with dementia can continue to participate as active community members - shoppin…
- Loss of Obscurity (Loss of anonymity)
- A concept introduced by Thomas J. Carroll in his 1961 book "Blindness: What It Is, What It Does, and How to Live with It," in which he identified twenty distinct losses that accompany the onset of bli…
- Mixed-Visual Group (Mixed visual ability group, Mixed-visual ability group)
- A group whose members include both blind or low-vision and sighted participants. The term is used in accessibility research on group activities (museum tours, classrooms, family outings, workplace mee…
- Peer Culture
- Peer culture is the body of shared understandings, values, social norms, communication practices, and play conventions that children co-construct among themselves through daily interaction - distinct …
- Social Play
- Social play is intrinsically motivated, voluntary activity between two or more children that has no purpose beyond itself, yet is essential to emotional, cognitive, and social development. Development…
- Window Shopping (Recreational window-shopping, Browsing)
- The casual practice of looking at shops, displays, or goods without a specific purchase in mind — social activity valued for its own sake as much as for any eventual transaction. Accessibility researc…