Texts of Our Institutional Lives: Accessibility Scans and Institutional Activity: An Activity Theory Analysis
Clay Spinuzzi

Drawing on activity theory, the author describes and analyzes how he uses software to determine whether websites administered by his university are accessible to disabled people.  He argues that, ultimately, accessibility is a rhetorical construct, in the sense that it is defined by communities rather than by sheer technical measurements.

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