So, if it means adding accessibility features is a necessary condition to being awarded an education contract, I'm all for it. Agree 100%. My sister served for

So, if it means adding accessibility features is a necessary condition to being awarded an education contract, I'm all for it. Agree 100%. My sister served for several years as the Disabilities Coordinator for Georgetown Law, and changed my viewpoint on the matter. I used to be of the 'let the market decide' school of thought, but I've come around. If public money is being spent, it can't be exclusive. There's already a fair amount of regulation in place to ensure universal access. For instance, if you want to sell textbooks to most any university, you're required to provide a digital edition to any student who requests it.