Abstract In the fifth decade of the internet, accessibility for all, especially those with disabilities, is central to digital inclusion. Yet internationally, the score card on internet and accessibility remains mixed, at best; and woefully inadequate, at worst. Via an Australian case study, we argue that it is imperative to better understand how internet technology interacts with the life worlds and dynamics of disability, and we suggest how policy can be articulated and improved to put people with disabilities on an equal basis to others in digital societies.

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互联网可访问性和残障政策：澳大利亚的数字融合与平等课程

摘要在互联网的第五个十年中，所有人（尤其是残疾人）的可访问性对于数字包容性至关重要。但是在国际上，关于互联网和可访问性的计分卡充其量仍然是混杂的。甚至在最糟糕的情况下还不够用。通过澳大利亚的案例研究，我们认为必须更好地了解互联网技术如何与生活世界和残疾人动态互动，并且我们建议如何制定和改进政策，使残疾人在与他人平等的基础上。数字社会。