how organisations now communicate individuals and society and the affect on those who do not have (or want) access to ICT.

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In this section of the coursework I will be producing a report on how organisations now communicate individuals and society and the affect on those who do not have (or want) access to ICT. Computers are used more in today’s society then ever before this is because of the amount of information that can be stored on it or when obtaining the internet. The internet is becoming known as one of the top places to obtain information.  Information can be voluntary and involuntary meaning users can put information up about you without anyone knowing that it’s up there.

Users that can’t or don’t want to use computers:

Many people are at a disadvantage because of the high cost of getting a computer or paying for the internet. But on the other hand many people do have computers and the internet but just simply don't want to access to the internet due to being scared of using new equipment or the knowledge of the media putting across that there are predators that use the internet and other criminals that steal personal data. For disability people in 1995 there was a new era of accessibility.

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The DDA (Disability Discrimination Act) was passed, stating that: “It's unlawful for a service provider to discriminate against a disabled person by refusing to provide any service which it provides to members of the public’. but there are other disable people that are not phsycally able to cope with the equirpment for example people that have parkinson disease and not able to use a keyboards, mouse etc…

Internet users who have impaired vision may utilize a screen reader, which reads the content of the web page, or rather the HTML code of the page, back to them. These machines sift through ...

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