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MIT-NAD Agreement – Captioning and Accessibility

As reported by Provost Martin Schmidt in February 2020, MIT settled a lawsuit brought by the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) and several deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals alleging that MIT was violating two federal laws by failing to accurately caption all of the audio and video content...

accessibility.mit.edu digital-accessibility › contact-us

Contact Us – Captioning and Accessibility

For information related to digital accessibility, please contact: Disability and Access Services – Digital Accessibility Street address: 84 Massachusetts Avenue Building W20, room 507 Mailing address: 77 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139

accessibility.mit.edu digital-accessibility › presentations

Presentations – Captioning and Accessibility

These are informal 1-hour presentations by the Accessibility and User Experience Team and MIT community partners. All sessions take place via Zoom. We are currently planning our presentations for 2021 and will have the schedule posted in...

dsail.csail.mit.edu index.php › index

Index

The idea of replacing core components of a data management system through learned models has far-reaching implications for future systems designs. Index structures are already models, because they "predict'' the location of a value given a key. To see this, consider a B-Tree index in an in-memory...

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dsail.csail.mit.edu index.php › dbos

DBOS

The goal of DBOS–the DBMS-oriented Operating System–is to build a completely new operating system (OS) stack for distributed systems. Currently, distributed systems are built on many instances of a single-node OS like Linux with entirely separate cluster schedulers, distributed file systems, and...

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dsail.csail.mit.edu index.php › kyrix

Kyrix

Kyrix is an open-source system that facilitates the creation of data visualizations with details-on-demand interactions. As such, it supports a pan/zoom/jump interface similar to Google Maps. The benefit of such systems is the interface can be learned quickly and no user manual is required. Also...

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