On this page the following entries were made in the “January, 2004” time-frame.
Archive for “January, 2004”
Recommended Links…
These are some of my favorite reads, If you don’t have one yet, I would highly recommend picking up a news reader to keep track of everything. According to my logs, FeedDemon (for PC) and NetNewsWire (for Mac- lite version for free) are the most popular, but there are an abundance of options out there. […]
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Accessible Web Forms
Behold! a new writer and a new category to write about. Topher was kind enough to introduce me below, so I will just jump right in. As a web developer who strives to make accessible/usable websites, one of the challenges is making html forms accessible. One of my projects last week was to whip up […]
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Access E-Learning (Free Training!)
Access E-Learning
From the site:
Access E-Learning (AEL) is a ten-module tutorial that is a resource for those seeking to make their distance education accessible for individuals with disabilities. AEL offers information on the most common needs in distance education, and provides instruction in techniques that will enhance the usability of online materials for all students.
The tutorials […]
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Making Online Teaching and Learning Accessible Satellite Event
I’m back among the living and came across what looks to be an exciting event on the Disabled Student Services in Higher Education Listserv yesterday. Working with the PBS Adult Learning Service, the University of Maryland University College is producing a live telecast titled:
Untangling the Web: Making Online Teaching and Learning Accessible
From the description, […]
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Accessible Web-based Distance Education: Principles and Best Practices Article
Accessible Web-based Distance Education: Principles and Best Practices
I really like this article from Laurie Harrison at the Unversity of Toronto because of the emphasis on Universal Design Principles. While it is a bit dated (it looks like all of the references were pulled in July of 1999), the ideas expressed are solid and provide a […]
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