Digital Technology Is for Everyone… or Not!
summary
The talk examines digital exclusion caused by network dead zones, inaccessible sites, complex remote controls and poor performance, noting that 66% of users are excluded. It covers practical, anti-exclusion measures across accessibility, technical robustness, simplifying complexity, and content design to make services work offline/low-bandwidth and be usable by older or less tech-savvy people.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:49French digital comfort gap
- 3:12Unintentional digital exclusion
- 3:53Disability definition and diversity
- 9:32Inclusivity vs accessibility
- 13:51Form exclusion
- 18:04Tech exclusion and dead zones
- 20:54Digital exclusion stats
- 23:45Tech solutionism and bias
- 28:19Cognitive bias in design
- 34:54Tools for inclusion
- 43:21Conclusion and call to action
- 44:03Q&A
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