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What's in a Name? The Six Words Behind Aelira
People ask where the name Aelira comes from. It's not a random word — it's a mission statement hiding in plain sight.
RD (Reg) Crampton•
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Insights on accessibility compliance, WCAG standards, and making higher education accessible for everyone.
People ask where the name Aelira comes from. It's not a random word — it's a mission statement hiding in plain sight.
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