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      <title>Book Review: E-learning and Disability in Higher Education</title>
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      <description>Jane Seale begins her book by explaining the reticence of e-learning practitioners to embrace accessibility concepts as if they were waiting &#39;for the magic fairy to miraculously transform all e-learning material with one wave of her magic wand&#39;. It is probably human nature that we would mostly prefer to be handed a ready-made meal than a lesson in farming, but we all know deep down that only the latter will lead to long-term success.</description>
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